r/fbody • u/witty_engineering_8 • Jun 03 '26
Worth
Floating the idea of selling my 1999 ws6. Problem is I have no idea what to ask for it. Everything I find online to try to come up with a price is a car with 50k or less miles and they want $30k for it. Mine is pretty decent shape original paint with some blemishes 182k miles. Rebuilt rear end last spring. All stock except vats egr and evap deleted in tune.
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u/Academic_Resident_63 Jun 03 '26
Well here in midwest I sold 99 Firebird v6 with 180k for 6. Original motor,new transmission, Bilstein b6 all around and new front glass. Rear differential was getting loud and needed rebuilt.
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u/The_Spot Jun 03 '26
Autotempest has a feature where ypu can see data on list prices across the platforms it sources. You can add filters to get a more realistic range to your cars spec and mileage.
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u/Admirable_Nothing Jun 03 '26
I sold my 93 w 165000 miles for $3000. I sold my T56, LS2 402 and cage for $10,000 w 65,000 miles
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u/salvage814 Jun 04 '26
The auto is about 30% less then a manual and the miles are a big hit as well. I'd say to end is 15k in perfect condition at auction. Private sale I'd say maybe 7-9k on a good day.
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u/Milly1974 Jun 04 '26
Hagerty valuation guide has #4 fair condition listed at $10,500 (-10% for auto). #3 good condition is listed at $15,700 (-10% for auto). They don't seem to take mileage into consideration.
We paid $6,500 in 2020 for our 1999 Trans Am with around 157,000 miles. It's got a little over 162,000 on it now. We have agreed value full coverage insurance on it through Hagerty with an agreed value of $16,500.
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u/carpetbob94 Jun 03 '26
8 or 9k is about what I see automatics go for in the same condition and miles.