JimMueller
Sep 20 2010, 01:26 PM
For the first time, I'm seriously considering selling the Z28. I'm renting a late-model V6 Mustang ragtop right now, and it feels pretty good. Ergonomics aren't the best for me, rear seat is even less usable than the 4th Gen F-body. I would never get a ragtop though, do want to get into a big monthly payment.
I've thought about trying to locate a sub-$20K C5 Z06 and just move this LS3 motor into it and sell my car with the LS1. I like the Z06 just because of the immediate 500lb weight savings. I'd have other costs I'm sure... different headers, might need different race wheels/tires due to brake interference, etc. I'd have to get a hitch & trailer to haul the tires to events. Not sure what other incidentals are compatible/desirable to move over.
Thoughts?
matt f
Sep 20 2010, 04:53 PM
i'd like to do the same, not at this moment. having too much fun w/ the lemon.
1meanZ
Sep 20 2010, 05:20 PM
it depends on how much of a beating you want to take financially to upgrade to a 'vette. On the forums here and nearly everywhere else, guys can't give stuff away. If you find a deal on a 'vette and and don't mind getting hosed on your Camaro I'd say go for it. Just be aware of what modded f-bodies are going for right now...
LT4Firehawk
Sep 20 2010, 06:22 PM
3rd/4th gen F-bodies in general aren't going for crap right now. Even the collectible ones aren't selling. I've got my LT4 Hawk listed for $13,900 and I have had one serious inquiry. On the up side, you can find great deals on other cars right now, especially Vettes.
Teutonic Speedracer
Sep 20 2010, 11:15 PM
The market is tough right now. I'd like to sell mine, then maybe pick up an Elise, but everyone I talk to says selling is tough....especially non-streetable cars.
98_1LE
Sep 22 2010, 12:03 AM
I considered selling both my cars and buying either a C5 Z06 or 11 Mustang GT, but talked myself out of it. For now.
JimMueller
Sep 22 2010, 01:57 AM
I figured the only way I'd even get close to a reasonable sale would be to attempt to sell it to someone else who enjoys the same endeavors. Streetable is also such a subjective word.
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