Some people........
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From: Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada
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Some people........
just don't have a clue, trying to sell a 92 RS for 20gs US, hahahah
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1875873213
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1875873213
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Originally posted by CustomX
Might be worth it, if your collecting!
Might be worth it, if your collecting!
It's worth it if it is real. 
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Pfft. I wouldnt pay that much but I would pay a good amount for it. It's pretty and I don't give a damn if it's a V6. Be a bit nicer about the V6 thing, a lot of people here have one, like me. Even if it doesnt perform like some other cars it still gets people around.
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Thats freakin BS... I wrote that dude and this is what I told him..
You cannot be seriously trying to sell the V6 camaro for 20g ? That thing did not cost that much brand new. Not only that, third gen camaro's really won't begin to have collectors value until a "fifth generation" of camaros begins. (and maybe not even then). If you cherish that vehicle that much, hold on to it for another ten years, lose that front grill and put a "camaro" or "bowtie" grill on the front. Additionally if your going for the anniversary look, then loose the deck stripes and get some OEM style. Its hard to command collector value on a car that does not look stock, and is less than 30 years old. Just my opinion
You cannot be seriously trying to sell the V6 camaro for 20g ? That thing did not cost that much brand new. Not only that, third gen camaro's really won't begin to have collectors value until a "fifth generation" of camaros begins. (and maybe not even then). If you cherish that vehicle that much, hold on to it for another ten years, lose that front grill and put a "camaro" or "bowtie" grill on the front. Additionally if your going for the anniversary look, then loose the deck stripes and get some OEM style. Its hard to command collector value on a car that does not look stock, and is less than 30 years old. Just my opinion
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Car: 89 WS6 Formula
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Man....i still dont know why people do that.....I mean If i went out and bought a car that nice.......i wouldnt stick it aside and not take it anywhere.....398 miles.......that cars brand new.
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Yeah I saw that before, he is/was also selling an LO3 RS for like 25g's and a 305 Z28 for like 30g's all 25th anv. cars
This is a car I would pay 20g's for though, well if I had that much to throw around anyway
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...&category=6161
This is a car I would pay 20g's for though, well if I had that much to throw around anyway
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...&category=6161
