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Moto-Mojo · 07-23-2019, 08:55 PM

"I did not have sexual relations with that woman." Ooops, that turned out to be an "inoperative statement." Personally, I WANT to have relations with an 800HP car. Intimate ones. Sloppy seconds, well, not so much.

Batmanntexas · 07-23-2019, 09:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Moto-Mojo

"I did not have sexual relations with that woman." Ooops, that turned out to be an "inoperative statement." Personally, I WANT to have relations with an 800HP car. Intimate ones. Sloppy seconds, well, not so much.

Too true, I'm afraid

gm2376 · 07-23-2019, 09:28 PM

Way to high....you may get 22 to 23k

Wizard1183 · 07-23-2019, 11:03 PM

Aftermarket parts you have will increase value but not significantly. I agree. 22-23k be happy. Consider yourself lucky if you find a sucker for 28+

myold88 · 07-24-2019, 06:34 AM

All those performance mods decrease the value of this car imo. I would buy a perfectly
stock 5th gen over this one. I'm sure the owner was inclined to run his Camaro hard
every time he took it out. No disrespect and again just opinion of a early '10 2SS owner
with only a few cosmetic mods.

Wizard1183 · 07-24-2019, 10:52 AM

If you have original parts, take off aftermarket and go back stock. Then sell aftermarket by themselves and will probably hit the 25-26k amount. I’m sure theres a market for a used S/C

PepeLePew · 07-24-2019, 11:13 AM

There is a place in my area called Texas Hot Rides. They sell modded camaros all the time. When I was looking for mine, they had a ridiculous build that was custom painted Black on top silver on the bottom with a super clean Punisher theme. It had a 416 stroker, either a Maggie or a Whipple (can't remember), cammed and full bolt on, with Z28 carbon fiber brakes, and full suspension upgrades and about 30k miles on it. They had it listed for just under $30K and it didn't last long. They don't seem to keep a sold inventory on their website since they do a ton of volume, but I'll see if I can pull up the listing. All that said I think your close on your listing price. I think you should get in your mind though that it might end up going for $24k-$25K depending on how long you want to find that right person.

Awesome build by the way... absolutely love it!

PepeLePew · 07-24-2019, 11:15 AM

oh and Texas Hot Rides buys custom modded cars like yours all the time as well. It might be worth reaching out to them to see what they would give you for it... of course you'll have to ship it but they do long distance deals all the time too!

https://texashotrides.com/

Batmanntexas · 07-24-2019, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by PepeLePew

oh and Texas Hot Rides buys custom modded cars like yours all the time as well. It might be worth reaching out to them to see what they would give you for it... of course you'll have to ship it but they do long distance deals all the time too!

https://texashotrides.com/

I appreciate the info. I don't have a price in my head, other than what I wouldn't take for it. I was just trying to get a feel for what I should reasonably ask for it if I decide to let it go.

Thanks again,
Scott

Joecruiser · 07-24-2019, 08:25 PM

I absolutely would not hesitate to buy this or any modded car. Best money spent is other people’s money.

I’d say $25K but don’t sell if you don’t have too.

Moto-Mojo · 07-24-2019, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Joecruiser

I absolutely would not hesitate to buy this or any modded car. Best money spent is other people’s money.

I’d say $25K but don’t sell if you don’t have too.

YOU FOUND A BUYER! Until you're sweeping up the broken parts off the left lane at the track. Then it becomes your money. But nothing ventured, nothing gained. Mama never put a dollar figure on that statement though. Now she's gone. Like a scattered LS motor?

Joecruiser · 07-24-2019, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Moto-Mojo

YOU FOUND A BUYER!:

I would if I were in the market. Batmann said he's on the factory clutch and hasn't dogged it. Plus, one could look at his posting history and get a feel for how he cared for his SS.

I'm guessing it would cost me $15K min to mod my car like Bat's...and I'd still have a L99

samman11 · 08-07-2019, 10:37 AM

The most important aspect for selling this type of car is to find the correct publication for advertising. Your local dealer or Craigslist is NOT the correct way to go. You need to advertise in a sports car/muscle car specialty magazine. That audience will appreciate your car and mods. And, of course, always suggest that the potential buyer take the car to his/her mechanic. You suggesting it means you are honest and have nothing to hide. Plus, you can state after the sale should something go wrong that it was checked out by the buyer's mechanic, and found to be good at the time of sale.

DRKS1D3 · 08-07-2019, 12:28 PM

As others have said, a modded car is a hard sell. A heavily modded car is an even harder sell. With that being said, it is only worth what someone is willing to give you for it. The majority of people see a modded car and believe that it has been beaten on.

Last year, I got $23.5k for my SS on trade (16k miles). Cammed, exhaust, suspension, etc., etc., etc..

GLWS!

07-23-2019, 08:55 PM	#15
Moto-Mojo Fast Cars and Old Guitars Drives: 2015 2SS RS (L99, baby!) Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: N. CA Posts: 4,216	"I did not have sexual relations with that woman." Ooops, that turned out to be an "inoperative statement." Personally, I WANT to have relations with an 800HP car. Intimate ones. Sloppy seconds, well, not so much. __________________ “I don’t want to belong to any club that would have me as a member.” - Groucho Marx

07-23-2019, 09:28 PM	#17
gm2376 Drives: 2010 Black 2ss Camaro SS Join Date: May 2010 Location: Rochester Hills, MI Posts: 1,063	Way to high....you may get 22 to 23k __________________ Apex VS-5RS Forged Wheels,Dart 388,ECS Supercharger 2200x, E85 Flex Fuel sensor, Dart 388 , B&M Tranny Cooler, Vigilante 4000 Triple Disc TC,Katech Ported Heads, Texas Speed Sheet Metal Intake, ECS Big Blower Cam,ID 1700s, Fore Triple Pumps, E85,ATI Super Dampner, KW V3 Coilovers, Pfadt front and rear sway bars,Pfadt Trailing arms and toe rods,ZL1 Rear Diff, RPM 6l90e level 10 Tranny, SW Long Tubes no cats,Nick Williams Boosted 103mm TB, Dr Phil Tune,Borla Atak...955rwhp/967rwtq

07-23-2019, 11:03 PM	#18
Wizard1183 Drives: ABM SS2/RS M6 Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Lafayette,LA Posts: 2,316	Aftermarket parts you have will increase value but not significantly. I agree. 22-23k be happy. Consider yourself lucky if you find a sucker for 28+ __________________ Life is short, drive it like you stole it!

07-24-2019, 06:34 AM	#19
myold88 Drives: SUMMIT WHITE 2SS/RS CAMARO Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: 2018: Lakewood Ranch, Fl. Posts: 8,167 View My Garage	All those performance mods decrease the value of this car imo. I would buy a perfectly stock 5th gen over this one. I'm sure the owner was inclined to run his Camaro hard every time he took it out. No disrespect and again just opinion of a early '10 2SS owner with only a few cosmetic mods. __________________

07-24-2019, 10:52 AM	#20
Wizard1183 Drives: ABM SS2/RS M6 Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Lafayette,LA Posts: 2,316	If you have original parts, take off aftermarket and go back stock. Then sell aftermarket by themselves and will probably hit the 25-26k amount. I’m sure theres a market for a used S/C __________________ Life is short, drive it like you stole it!

07-24-2019, 11:13 AM	#21
PepeLePew Drives: 2010 2SS Coupe; 2011 2LT Vert Join Date: Dec 2018 Location: Prosper, TX Posts: 458	There is a place in my area called Texas Hot Rides. They sell modded camaros all the time. When I was looking for mine, they had a ridiculous build that was custom painted Black on top silver on the bottom with a super clean Punisher theme. It had a 416 stroker, either a Maggie or a Whipple (can't remember), cammed and full bolt on, with Z28 carbon fiber brakes, and full suspension upgrades and about 30k miles on it. They had it listed for just under $30K and it didn't last long. They don't seem to keep a sold inventory on their website since they do a ton of volume, but I'll see if I can pull up the listing. All that said I think your close on your listing price. I think you should get in your mind though that it might end up going for $24k-$25K depending on how long you want to find that right person. Awesome build by the way... absolutely love it! __________________ 2010 2SS/RS LS3 - K&N, GM Performance Axle Back, Hurst Shifter, TSP 1 7/8ths long tubes no cats, TSP Stage 2 "Bald Eagle" cam, GM 3.91, 466whp/429tq

07-24-2019, 11:15 AM	#22
PepeLePew Drives: 2010 2SS Coupe; 2011 2LT Vert Join Date: Dec 2018 Location: Prosper, TX Posts: 458	oh and Texas Hot Rides buys custom modded cars like yours all the time as well. It might be worth reaching out to them to see what they would give you for it... of course you'll have to ship it but they do long distance deals all the time too! https://texashotrides.com/ __________________ 2010 2SS/RS LS3 - K&N, GM Performance Axle Back, Hurst Shifter, TSP 1 7/8ths long tubes no cats, TSP Stage 2 "Bald Eagle" cam, GM 3.91, 466whp/429tq

07-24-2019, 08:25 PM	#24
Joecruiser Drives: 2014 2-SSRS Slushbox Join Date: Sep 2018 Location: Coral Gables, FL Posts: 339	I absolutely would not hesitate to buy this or any modded car. Best money spent is other people’s money. I’d say $25K but don’t sell if you don’t have too.

08-07-2019, 10:37 AM	#27
samman11 Drives: 2011 Camaro SS Convertible Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Rochester, NY Posts: 671	The most important aspect for selling this type of car is to find the correct publication for advertising. Your local dealer or Craigslist is NOT the correct way to go. You need to advertise in a sports car/muscle car specialty magazine. That audience will appreciate your car and mods. And, of course, always suggest that the potential buyer take the car to his/her mechanic. You suggesting it means you are honest and have nothing to hide. Plus, you can state after the sale should something go wrong that it was checked out by the buyer's mechanic, and found to be good at the time of sale.

08-07-2019, 12:28 PM	#28
DRKS1D3 Drives: '17 Corvette Grand Sport M7 Join Date: May 2012 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 3,748	As others have said, a modded car is a hard sell. A heavily modded car is an even harder sell. With that being said, it is only worth what someone is willing to give you for it. The majority of people see a modded car and believe that it has been beaten on. Last year, I got $23.5k for my SS on trade (16k miles). Cammed, exhaust, suspension, etc., etc., etc.. GLWS! __________________ MY RIDE: 2017 CORVETTE GRAND SPORT--TRIPLE BLACK, 7 SPEED MANUAL, VARARAM TCR-7 INTAKE, BORLA CATLESS X-PIPE, CARBON FIBER STAGE 2 AERO, MGW SHORT-THROW SHIFTER SOLD2011 TRIPLE BLACK SS CONVERTIBLE--6 SPEED MANUAL, MANY MODS, 455 RWHP/435 RWTQ DAD'S RIDE: 2012 ZL1 #1866--BLACK, 6 SPEED MANUAL, EXPOSED CF HOOD, POLISHED WHEELS, SUNROOF, ROTO-FAB INTAKE "Silly Americans, taking from the rich and giving to the poor only works in fairy tales. Success is earned here!".