well. for one. it isnt a WS6 package(if it is, it has a new hood, thats isnt WS6, it does have WS6 bumper and spoiler though), so gonna eb a lil low, for 2, KBB really doesnt take milage into account(60kmi isnt alot, but look at any other, its down in 10 thousands), u could put 1mile on the car, and KBB would only be like 500 more. for 3, the owner thinks it has 5 doors... kinda tells ya something bout owner.

yes it does have a carfax, there's a button for it under car details.

it may also need like a gas tank or something minor, or mite thro a code, etc. something that isnt a major prob, but someone who dont know cars thinks it is(5door camaro...)

but even for 4K.. if it runs good, be even a good track car.... regardless lol. does look whicked sick, though, needs dif rims..

this is what i found the other day. seemed real cheap to me too. dont think it's a WS6 package either. seing how he did body kit and all. http://www.wantaddigest.com/proofs/01_154463_287968.jpg
92kmi, CD/system, TSC, rear spoiler, aftermarket hood, body kit, 18" chrome rims, GC, T-tops, auto,$6500Johnsonville, NY(518) 755-4182(518) 753-2110

 

not saying this is whats going on but when a seller is reluctanct to put up and vin and selling a really nice car at what would normally be a loss you have to enteratin the idea of it being stolen.....

 

It's probably a scam...is the seller working in Europe by chance?!?!

 

There are really onlytwo ways to check to see if that car is worth buying.
1.Check it out in person. Visual inspection, then take it for a spin.
2.Carfax.
I bought my Camaro in July, and you would be surpirsed at how many people selling used cars won't declare any past or present problems. You must know some basics about cars when shopping for one, used or new. If you go to anyone acting limp ****ed they will try to take you for all you've got. If you find any problem with the car and bring it up, then the owner must legally tell you, if you don't notice anything wrong then as a buyer you need to heed the warning "buyer be ware." That specific Firebird is way under priced. As others have said there must be either some mechanical, cosmetic, or financial issue.

 

my guess is that it's probably a stolen car without a title, so i would recommend making sure it has a title before purchasing. or it could just be something that someone bought and couldn't afford, or someone that is desperate for money to either buy drugs with or to pay bills with.

 

yea, be careful. I paid $2400 for my car, but just a few months after I found a list of things that just so happen to go wrong or break. Either way do some research before you buy.

 

yea i just got a hold of the guy and apparently the car is with him in london... he said he could ship it to my location and i got the VIN number and carfaxed it and everything seems to be alright - the warranty just recently expired so that should be ok but just one more thing would be how would i get it inspected if he has to ship it here?

 

dont want to doubt ur ideas but im almost positive this is a scam.there always overseas and they say they'll ship it to u wen u send the money to an account of western union or something but they dont and then they quickly transfer the money. my dad almost bought an escalade the same way and then we found out when he crossed up emails and told us something he meant to tell to someone else.if you want the car that much then go look @ it in person,never give money without proof of the vehicle and right now you have no proof..if it sounds to good to be true then it probablly is and this deff does.im saying 90% chance this is a scam so beware.

 

Tell him by a strange coincidence, you're going to be in London in a couple of days on a business trip and would like to pop over and see it, and then see if he disappears...bet he does! If you wire money out of the country, you can pretty much kiss it goodbye because the authorities here won't be able to do squat. If you're just looking to throw your money away...hang on and I'll give you my address. If it sounds too good to be true...and it's out of this country, rest assured it's a scam!!!

 

my dad had a truck for sale on autotrader for 8 grand...he got a few emails about sending him a 20 thousand dollar check that he just had to cash...take his money and mail the rest to a bank account...and someone would come pick up the truck. about 2 days later the check arrived...and it was **** and came from india or some ****. we had a pretty good idea it was a scam and we were right...thank god he didn't ship it!