Subject	I don't know about that price...
Posted by	MikeM317 (Boston) on June 16, 2001 at 10:35 PM
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In Reply To	Please help me pick the right z posted by crash81 on June 16, 2001 at 09:52 PM
Message	...that seems to be a little "more" for a Z with that much damage, considering that you could probably find, depending on where you live, for a Z in great condidtion with the same miles, non-turbo, for a little over $12K. With the damage considered, a hood, bumper cover, light housing, and related items, you are probably looking at around $5K for the body work and parts (guestimated.) That would put up for the same price as a regular Z without the damage. Seems as though that the seller is just trying to throw you the "high price pitch". I was you in that situation, I would get the EXACT price for the damage from a local paint/body shop, and then walk up to the guy with $6K in cash in your pocket and tell him that that's what you giving him, take it or leave it. Good luck. Maybe it'll work. If you don't get that Z, get one somewhere down the road! You won't regret it! Go Sox! DD212's Silver Coupe & MikeM317's Black 2+2 Hi Monica!
Follow Ups	Please help me pick the right z - crash81 21:52:30 06/16/01 Look for an older TT, there a lil bit more but its worth it (n/m) - pornallstar (In Need Of Tires) 22:09:24 06/16/01 I don't know about that price... - MikeM317 (Boston) 22:35:21 06/16/01 12k for a '95? Where do you live, sonny?! (n/m) - Jackie Chan 23:24:34 06/16/01 Northeast. I've seen a couple up here for as low as that>>> - MikeM317 (Boston) 23:53:23 06/16/01 hmm crash .. read> - Z 6370 00:49:12 06/17/01 pine grove PA, not too far.. wheres the car, LOL (n/m) - Z 6370 00:52:01 06/17/01 Listen to Z6370, he's give you some good advice... - Kevin (Jax) 08:17:17 06/17/01
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