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04-20-2005, 12:15 AM
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good find
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...994&cardist=39
its about 45 minutes from me.
pros:
71,000 miles
power everything
white (i like white now)
xenon ground effects
cons:
auto
$7,000
no t-tops
ugly rims
its about 45 minutes from me.
pros:
71,000 miles
power everything
white (i like white now)
xenon ground effects
cons:
auto
$7,000
no t-tops
ugly rims
04-20-2005, 01:20 AM
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heres the only 6-speed LT1 near me...nice color but look at those miles!
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...p=y&cardist=50
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...p=y&cardist=50
04-20-2005, 02:09 AM
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Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
heres the only 6-speed LT1 near me...nice color but look at those miles!
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...p=y&cardist=50
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...p=y&cardist=50
04-20-2005, 01:05 PM
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One thing I can't believe is that everyoen is saying it's priced too high... Camaros around here go for that as a v6. A buddy of mine just purchased a z28 from Boston Mass for 6 or 7 k and it had 114k miles on it... That one, Caleb, looks to be in pretty good shape, and something like that here would easilly go for 7k. 
While I'm talking about it, little rant here:
First, he wins an auction on some late 60's early 70's vette... it was show quality, easilly would go for 50k + no problem. He wins the auction for like 5-6k... somewhere under 10k so that was the first warning sign, then he says here's the vin number as proof I own it (my dad later compared the vin number to some site he found, and the first part of the vin matched with like the 1962 corvettes, so it wasn't a vin number that matched the supposed year), send me $2000 and I'll have it shipped to you and you can pay the rest when it gets there. The guy lives in France. RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT! Even then he tried arguing a bit that it wasn't a scam, c'mon. :banghead: So he goes on ebay again and buys this Camaro z28 with like over 110k miles on it for 6-7 grand, it's in Boston Mass (he lives by me, mind you, that's not an easy after school trip) so he put a deposit down on it, he can't afford the rest of the money, he just assumed his parents would help him out and co-sign for it, and he wants to drive over there and pick it up... thing is... it's a stick. He doesn't know how to drive a stick. :banghead: So he wants to get someone to ride with him to Boston, and then drive his car back for him. :banghead: Oye.. that's all I can say. Oye.
While I'm talking about it, little rant here:
First, he wins an auction on some late 60's early 70's vette... it was show quality, easilly would go for 50k + no problem. He wins the auction for like 5-6k... somewhere under 10k so that was the first warning sign, then he says here's the vin number as proof I own it (my dad later compared the vin number to some site he found, and the first part of the vin matched with like the 1962 corvettes, so it wasn't a vin number that matched the supposed year), send me $2000 and I'll have it shipped to you and you can pay the rest when it gets there. The guy lives in France. RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT! Even then he tried arguing a bit that it wasn't a scam, c'mon. :banghead: So he goes on ebay again and buys this Camaro z28 with like over 110k miles on it for 6-7 grand, it's in Boston Mass (he lives by me, mind you, that's not an easy after school trip) so he put a deposit down on it, he can't afford the rest of the money, he just assumed his parents would help him out and co-sign for it, and he wants to drive over there and pick it up... thing is... it's a stick. He doesn't know how to drive a stick. :banghead: So he wants to get someone to ride with him to Boston, and then drive his car back for him. :banghead: Oye.. that's all I can say. Oye.
04-20-2005, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by meissenation
One thing I can't believe is that everyoen is saying it's priced too high... Camaros around here go for that as a v6. A buddy of mine just purchased a z28 from Boston Mass for 6 or 7 k and it had 114k miles on it... That one, Caleb, looks to be in pretty good shape, and something like that here would easilly go for 7k.
While I'm talking about it, little rant here:
First, he wins an auction on some late 60's early 70's vette... it was show quality, easilly would go for 50k + no problem. He wins the auction for like 5-6k... somewhere under 10k so that was the first warning sign, then he says here's the vin number as proof I own it (my dad later compared the vin number to some site he found, and the first part of the vin matched with like the 1962 corvettes, so it wasn't a vin number that matched the supposed year), send me $2000 and I'll have it shipped to you and you can pay the rest when it gets there. The guy lives in France. RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT! Even then he tried arguing a bit that it wasn't a scam, c'mon. :banghead: So he goes on ebay again and buys this Camaro z28 with like over 110k miles on it for 6-7 grand, it's in Boston Mass (he lives by me, mind you, that's not an easy after school trip) so he put a deposit down on it, he can't afford the rest of the money, he just assumed his parents would help him out and co-sign for it, and he wants to drive over there and pick it up... thing is... it's a stick. He doesn't know how to drive a stick. :banghead: So he wants to get someone to ride with him to Boston, and then drive his car back for him. :banghead: Oye.. that's all I can say. Oye.
While I'm talking about it, little rant here:
First, he wins an auction on some late 60's early 70's vette... it was show quality, easilly would go for 50k + no problem. He wins the auction for like 5-6k... somewhere under 10k so that was the first warning sign, then he says here's the vin number as proof I own it (my dad later compared the vin number to some site he found, and the first part of the vin matched with like the 1962 corvettes, so it wasn't a vin number that matched the supposed year), send me $2000 and I'll have it shipped to you and you can pay the rest when it gets there. The guy lives in France. RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT! Even then he tried arguing a bit that it wasn't a scam, c'mon. :banghead: So he goes on ebay again and buys this Camaro z28 with like over 110k miles on it for 6-7 grand, it's in Boston Mass (he lives by me, mind you, that's not an easy after school trip) so he put a deposit down on it, he can't afford the rest of the money, he just assumed his parents would help him out and co-sign for it, and he wants to drive over there and pick it up... thing is... it's a stick. He doesn't know how to drive a stick. :banghead: So he wants to get someone to ride with him to Boston, and then drive his car back for him. :banghead: Oye.. that's all I can say. Oye.
04-20-2005, 01:55 PM
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caleb the first one is nice besides the wheels, but if transmission means alot to you i would wait and make sure the car you're buying has everything you want, otherwise you're gonna be wishin you had somethin else
04-20-2005, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by SLPowerZ
caleb the first one is nice besides the wheels, but if transmission means alot to you i would wait and make sure the car you're buying has everything you want, otherwise you're gonna be wishin you had somethin else