Good buy?
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The price is certainly negotiable and those look to be good quality mods with good records, according to the seller.
If it runs,drives, and looks good, and you like it, it’s worth what you are willing to pay.
If it runs,drives, and looks good, and you like it, it’s worth what you are willing to pay.
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I agree, what is the reason he is selling? Those mods are serious $$$. I had a supercharged 383 in my 98, damn that thing was fast. I'm sure this one is too. But, $25,000 is a lot of money for a C5. Maybe $22,000?
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Way too high for the miles and having extensive mods done.
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You buy a stock similar mile car for $19-22k... and the mods?
I’d consider it.
You could buy a C6Z for $33k++
Major price spread.
You buy a stock similar mile car for $19-22k... and the mods?
I’d consider it.
You could buy a C6Z for $33k++
Major price spread.
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From: Troy TX
I am always leary of someone who spends a ton of money on mods on a car that is 18 years old, then turns around and sells it. I am not sure any highly modified car is worth the money. You mod a car for your use, don't expect someone else to reimburse you for your expense. From what I have seen on the market that car is probably over priced. But if you like it and it is everything you want buy it. Just don't expect to make money on it.