possibly for sale?

**devil6rr** · 08-28-2009, 07:58 AM

Lets just say if i wanted to sell my car what would be a fair price?

It's a 2002 SOM 35th z28 114K

T-top car A/C Power everything everything is in working order no issues with car

Mods are

Procharger kit w twin 4.5 intercoolers
ATI balancer
LS6 intake
Racetronix fuel pump with upgraded wire harness
Slotted and drilled rotors with new pads front and rear
Performabuilt level 2 trans 3200 stall
Aftermarket projector headlights with halos
Black berger panel with SOM CAMARO fillin
American racing Rouge wheels black mint
QTP electric cutout
ECS tune
Alumiunm Catch can
stock head unit / but 2 10" JL's pioneer and rockford interior speakers 2 500watt rockford amps
tires have good tread 85% rear 90% front
fuse box ecm and battery covers from Tss

Any idea's? what is a fair asking price

**86 IROC-Z** · 08-28-2009, 09:35 AM

Depends. All those mods reduce the value of the car.

But if you find someone who wants a Camaro with all that but doesn't want to do it themselves, you might be able to sell it for more.

**310stanger** · 08-28-2009, 09:39 AM

Originally Posted by devil6rr

Lets just say if i wanted to sell my car what would be a fair price?

It's a 2002 SOM 35th z28 114K

T-top car A/C Power everything everything is in working order no issues with car

Mods are

Procharger kit w twin 4.5 intercoolers
ATI balancer
LS6 intake
Racetronix fuel pump with upgraded wire harness
Slotted and drilled rotors with new pads front and rear
Performabuilt level 2 trans 3200 stall
Aftermarket projector headlights with halos
Black berger panel with SOM CAMARO fillin
American racing Rouge wheels black mint
QTP electric cutout
ECS tune
Alumiunm Catch can
stock head unit / but 2 10" JL's pioneer and rockford interior speakers 2 500watt rockford amps
tires have good tread 85% rear 90% front
fuse box ecm and battery covers from Tss

Any idea's? what is a fair asking price

take whatever the value of the car is without all that shit. then total the value of all the shit, deduct 25 percent of that value, and add that price to the value of the car. Thats what you should price the car at. they can and always will hit you low

**Mean Green Z28** · 08-28-2009, 10:01 AM

Originally Posted by 310stanger

take whatever the value of the car is without all that shit. then total the value of all the shit, deduct 25 percent of that value, and add that price to the value of the car. Thats what you should price the car at. they can and always will hit you low

Heck I've priced my '98 T/A ($7K (for car) + mods worth about $13.5K) at $12.5K asking and still no hits ... with what you've said, I'd have to price my car at about ~$17K; which if I did, people would think I'm smoking something...

**02Sweet** · 08-28-2009, 10:05 AM

Originally Posted by 310stanger

take whatever the value of the car is without all that shit. then total the value of all the shit, deduct 25 percent of that value, and add that price to the value of the car. Thats what you should price the car at. they can and always will hit you low

I say deduct 75%. You are always better demodding the car for sale and selling parts seperate then all together.

**FasstChevys** · 08-28-2009, 10:45 AM

Originally Posted by 02Sweet

I say deduct 75%. You are always better demodding the car for sale and selling parts seperate then all together.

without a doubt

**NeeD4SpeeD** · 08-28-2009, 10:54 AM

Originally Posted by 02Sweet

I say deduct 75%. You are always better demodding the car for sale and selling parts seperate then all together.

**Mean Green Z28** · 08-28-2009, 10:57 AM

Originally Posted by 02Sweet

I say deduct 75%. You are always better demodding the car for sale and selling parts seperate then all together.

word, on LS1tech, the guide says the best way to do it is to think "what if I did part it out" and take the values of the car "stock" + add the value of parts you would part out at what you would expect to sell them used.