What's a good price???
03-10-2003, 02:36 PM
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What's a good price???
This guy at my job is selling a 94 civic hatchback with a GSR motor in it for $7500. The motor has 60,000 miles on it. The car has some minor body damage to it. I think he's asking too much. What would be a good asking price for it? I need a second car and that one would be a nice addition to my 97 GSR.
03-10-2003, 02:54 PM
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Re: What's a good price??? (Nine)
Intake, Headers, and i think its an HKS exhaust with Si rims. He just changed the master cylinder and the suspension was done.
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Re: What's a good price??? (busman)
I dunno, depending on what type of suspension he did, I think it's a pretty reasonable offer.
$3000 give or take for the car
$3400 for the swap (not installed)
If he did the swap himself he probably had about another $100 to the list for misc. stuff, if not... I dunno maybe $500 for install? (don't know prices)
I spent about $600 for my suspension
$325 for my 95 GSR wheels
And you get the point.... I think it's an alright offer, I'd low-ball him $6500 for it and expect to pay somewhere around $7k
Scott
$3000 give or take for the car
$3400 for the swap (not installed)
If he did the swap himself he probably had about another $100 to the list for misc. stuff, if not... I dunno maybe $500 for install? (don't know prices)
I spent about $600 for my suspension
$325 for my 95 GSR wheels
And you get the point.... I think it's an alright offer, I'd low-ball him $6500 for it and expect to pay somewhere around $7k
Scott
03-10-2003, 03:03 PM
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Re: What's a good price??? (busman)
Got any pics or links to pics?
If it has rust then HELL NO!
All depends on the body IMO.
What trim is that hatch? Does it has a moonroof?
Book on a 1994 Si is roughly $3,500.0 or less, and the swaps with that mielage go for about $3,500.00 still from the likes of Import Auto Salvage, plus labor would be $500.00-$1,200.00. It all adds up to near or above the asking price, but you should really have a reputable shop to check it our first.
If it has rust then HELL NO!
All depends on the body IMO.
What trim is that hatch? Does it has a moonroof?
Book on a 1994 Si is roughly $3,500.0 or less, and the swaps with that mielage go for about $3,500.00 still from the likes of Import Auto Salvage, plus labor would be $500.00-$1,200.00. It all adds up to near or above the asking price, but you should really have a reputable shop to check it our first.
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