What would be an acceptable price for a 1993 Camaro.

Asked by GMLV Jul 31, 2012 at 03:24 PM about the 1993 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe RWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

The car has been sitting in a garage for 4 years. It was running well (good condition) when it was placed in the garage, but now it will not start and the tires are flat.

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985

needs new battery,new fresh gas,rims could b slightly bent depending on how long it sat for being flat & tires will have flat spots & dry rot so prob need to replace those,too. as for the rest check kbb.com it'll give u 3 different prices,used,trade in,private seller, i think it is. hope this helps =)

15,895

There is a lot to do to make this a good car. I bought a T-Bird that was in storage for 7 years and it had been pickled. Start with Tires and battery for sure... dry rot. I had to get a new carb also. The car was out before ethanol gas so plan on locating true regular to run in it. I pay about 15 cents more for unleaded regular than ethanol regular. Change all fluids; that means radiator, brake, transmission, et al. After you are able to drive it, then you can worry about what it is worth. For starters, go to this link on your car.. http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1993/Chevrolet/Camaro/Indy-Pace-Car/Values The only 93 Camaro that is listed is an Indy Pace car. Your's would be worth less if it is not the pace car.

20

If you would send pictures,inside and out,under hood and trunk ext.I would be able to give you a price,you cant price a car unseen.

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