not worth 3.5k

thats how much ive seen 99+ camaros go for, almost bought an 02 FROM a dealer with 108k miles for 3.25k

this should be 2k

 

Good for you...Blue Book value for the car is around $3100 for good condition. So $3500 is reasonable considering the car has no problems and isn't stock.

 

sp the kbb is 3100 but you want 3500 ? plus in your original post it says yeah it does have some wear and tear
and its not stock because you put a muffler on it and a sound system? lol

 

Finish reading the post. Don't just assume something is worth what a Honda is worth because it doesn't meet your expectations or someone wont lower their price to what you can afford. A lot more was done to the car than just a muffler and a system. Perhaps you missed the rebuilt transmission with papers or maybe the intake, new water pump, thermo, or optispark(which if you knew about an LT1 would know that it's one of the more important parts to change out.) Read up on a car and what they're worth before you try and tell someone what their own car is wort.h Especially one that you've never seen in person.

 

still want that intake

 

its just replacing OEM parts, just because I changed my plugs doesn't mean my car isn't stock now. Rebuilt anything brings the price down. You have an almost 20 year old automatic rebuilt camaro, you really have no say in saying anything about hondas as they have a huge resell value.

 

Correct. My car is almost 20 years old. And no rebuilding doesn't bring the price down considering it's the original transmission. So you're saying if I rebuilt my original motor then the price would drop? No. Keeping a car with the original motor and trans keeps the price up. Ever heard of collector cars? Number matching motors and transmissions is where it's at. And yes, Honda's do have a good "resell" value but that's because the parts can be had at a fairly cheap price.

 

Bumpo...

 

free bump wish i could pick this up

 

Thanks^