wats a good price to pay?

[s10riddinlow]

I found a 1987 camaro 5.0 tpi thats in super nice condition, paint is flawless, rims/tires are flawless, interior is flawless, 5 spd overall the car looks like it rolled out of the paint booth yesterday and everything else was taken care of yesterday do u think $4800 is a good price to pay for this car. the guy has the original sales paper thingy

[NJSpeed]

Price sounds about right how many miles?

[Benm109]

Yeah, how many miles? I think you should probably get the seller to lower it some. I think that is a little too high for an 87, but if it's got low miles, hasn't been molested (like most 3rd gens), and no rust, then it is worth about $4800.

Make sure you check for rust. Also, is it a hardtop car or a T-top car?

[TraceZ]

Last year I sold a mint 88 Iroc 5.7 for 4,000. It had 88K on it, all original. It was show worthy, and I had a hard time finding a buyer even at that price.

the price you listed is too high. Dont pay more than 4.

[s10riddinlow]

idk how many miles are on it but wen he moves it back out of his garage where he stores it ill find out how many miles it has on it.

[JeffM]

That seems a little high. I just got my mint 96 six speed - stock, not a thing wrong with 78k miles for $6k even.

I'd say around $3k tops, or shop around some more.

[Christopherrr]

Originally posted by JeffM
That seems a little high. I just got my mint 96 six speed - stock, not a thing wrong with 78k miles for $6k even.

I'd say around $3k tops, or shop around some more.

really???? 6K????

Personally, I love 3rd gens...and if it's perfect, I don't mind paying 4K+...anywhere in the 4's I don't mind dishing out for a sweet example...

then again, any f-body that perfect...I don't mind paying extra for...

Is everything original??? If it is..that's an extra plus.

[JeffM]

Originally posted by LimTeng99TransAm
really???? 6K????

Yeah dude, $6k even. It's perfect. Had to take a train 300 miles to get it, but it was well worth it. Even has T-Tops! Score!