[Shotimes] Just a few questions >:P

[Ron Porter]

If it is a "typical" '99 (mileage between 20K and 60K), a good price to pay
(not what they may be asking initially) is in the $10,000-$10,500 range.
With that mileage, I wouldn't spend over $11,500 max. Naturally, if the
mileage is higher, or the car is in bad shape, or has no extended ESP, I
would pay less.

For a "perfect '99 with low (under 20K) miles and an extended ESP, a max of
$13K would be reasonable.

Ron Porter

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From: shotimes-admin@autox.team.net
[mailto:shotimes-admin@autox.team.net]On Behalf Of Ahtramus
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 11:26 PM
To: Shotimes@autox.team.net
Subject: [Shotimes] Just a few questions >:P


well,   i just got off the phone with a local car guy.
 found a sweet 99 sho with 30k on the ticker,  what do
y'all think would be a fair price for such a car?
just a ballpark,   im planning on using the "cam
issue"  to drive the price down [and to give me a bit
of cash to actually get it done]...   also,   anyone
know anone here on the east coast right around the
boston area who would be "qualified" to do the cam
pinning?

Anyone interested in a silver frost 93 atx with a
black leather/cloth interior?  brand new tokiko/eibach
combo aswell as a brand new dynomax catback arriving
in the mail, spare intake, police scanner,  and all
the goodies..  downside,  its got 172k and its on its
3rd tranny

im not totally convinced i want to get rid of it, but
what do you all think ?  id rather sell the car as a
whole,  because it would just tear me to pieces if i
had to part her out...just kinda testing the waters a
tad to see if theres interest =)

~jeff

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