here is a recent pic, the paint on the car is new this spring, also the rims are 17 inch boyd magneato's , with falken rubber with less then 5000 miles on them. intereior has seat's out of a 93-97 camaro. engine is a stock 305 tbi with open element,

heres a pic so what do u guys think my car is worth

 

also has new weather stripping all around, all new lights, and a ton of other little things that i bought and put in when we repainted it

here is another pic

 

Don't know how many miles it has on it but if it is over 100k I would say around $2200. If it has less than that $2500 or so. The real downfall to that car, and the only one, is the TBI 305.

 

cmon man he has that in rims and tires i bet ...LOL

id say you could easily pull 4000-4500 out of it on any given day .....why you asking ?

are you planning on selling it ??

 

coulda been smarter to prolly shoulda put how many miles were on it. it has 91,000 miles on it. and on selling it there is a possibility b/c i have a higher need for a truck riught now b/c of work and other things i like to do. so there is a chance it might be forsale

 

I advertised my 91 RS on Auto trader online site,about 4 months ago,
It NEEDED paint,and some rust work patched up,Had 89 IROC wheels ,no radio,305 TBI with 700R4,182k miles
I listed it for 2000 and my phone rung OFF the hook for 3 days straight,I had it sold in less than a weekend...
So...I dont think you'll have any problem selling it at all,I bet you could get 4K for easy
Later
Steve

 

Agreed. The trick is going to be pricing it where the phone rings peridically (and not off the hook). It also helps if you are not in the Bay Area. Damn! Car prices from private owners here go cheap:

'94 Formula for 5200

'92 RS 350 for 2000

 

2500-3500 unless you find a buyer in love....cars only worth what someone will pay unless it's prestine lowmileage or some serious work that's proven through an appraiser.

paint is expected unless it's custom and you still won't get your money back. wheels you can expect half your money. find out kelly blue book, add or subtract for the value you believe it is in and add half of what you paid for your rims/tires. that's about what you can expect.

might be smarter to sell wheels separately.