not sure which forum to post this in but.

89 iroc

i think he wants way to much for it, but how much should i offer? im having trouble imagin'n 5000 for it....but i might go that high.

 

with 89's considered by many to be the best performance example of all the IROCs.

Sure you just say that because your trying to sell a 1989 IROC. I think everyone will agree with me that 1990 was the highest performance year for the IROC (305 or 350).

That car isn't worth anything near $7300. And obviously if he is in a divorce and he must sell he will take less for it.

Later, Garrett

 

yeah thats what i thought....

but how much do you think i should offer? 4500? 4500 still seems like its high....but it seems to be the high end of the real value im thinkin. i think the furthest ill go is 5000...maybe, if the car is freaken spotless.

 

The car only has 41,900 miles and $6,000-$7,000 might be correct if it's mint, but to me that car looks like it has the 15s.

 

about 3500 to 4000 cause its a camaro, if it was a trans am then i would say 4500-5000, since so many less trans am were made that camaros.

 

But you forget that Camaros are more in demand and people take advantage of that and the fact that they aren't in production anymore.

 

With the low mileage if its in near mint condition $5K is not unreasonable, It is pretty tough to find anything with that low of mileage in a car that old. Mileage however only tells half the story, how was it stored when not driven, how hard was it driven, etc. its definatly worth looking into if you are near this guy. I would not even consider buying sight unseen.

 

yeah i think 5k is reasonable now. but im still torn cause i really want a 91-92 z28 with low miles...this car is a great starting point for my project though.