94 Z28 MM6 w/ T-tops FS

Im selling my 1994 z28 6 speed, its not a 1LE however it is fully loaded. the AC doesnt work due to a bad AC compressor, the drivers side window motor works, however its very slow *will need to be replaced soon i believe*. The stereo is a CD player however for some reason it wont read CD's *perhaps it needs to be cleaned?* i have purchased close to $3,000.00 in GM and AcDelco genuine parts, the only aftermarket modifications are a flowmaster exhuast. I have replaced the driver side wheel hub,water pump, alternator *new, not a rebuilt core*, ignition coil, coil wire, water temp sensor, air temp sensor, fuel filter, air filter, new stock intake *old one was cracked*, both drivers side and passenger side window switchs and door lock switchs, it has a stock gutted cat *cat was plugged from being run lean from the cracked stock intake*, just rebuilt the front brakes *turned the rotors and replaced pads with AcDelco pads* the car is 11 years old, so the car isnt perfect but its in excellent shape and im short on time at the moment. However, i will list the parts which are still new and in their GM/AcDelco box's that i still have and have not yet installed.

-8 Delco platinum plugs
-plug wire kit
-optispark
-rotor
-fuel pump *complete module*
-Blower motor
-AC valve kit
-AC accumulator
-oil pan *this is the redesign, its only 6 months old*
-much more that i cant remember off my head

The t-tops dont leak, she shifts beautifully, and she has 115k miles on her. The rear brakes need to be done *new pads and rotors turned* As for the AC/heater system i have EVERYTHING needed to COMPLETELY rebuild the climate control system, EXCEPT for the AC compressor however i get one for 350 dollars from the dealer *list is nearly 600* The car is artic white with charcoal interior, i absolutely love this car and have only put roughly 5k miles on it in the 2 years ive owned it. I have babied this car and meticuously replaced everything i could with only GM or AcDelco parts and i have invoices and reciepts to prove it. My asking price is 3500.00 OBO i live in southern california in the san bernadino region. i have pictures available but dont know how to post them here, please if you are interested email me at JZA80TT@aol.com and ill be happy to send you some pictures along with my personal contact info. I need to sell this car by the end of august as ive had some personal conflicts and need the money. I hate to part ways with this car but its out of my hands. So please if you are interested please contact me and ill work with you on transportation etc. thank you,

-john

It's a shame, trust me - I know from experience... But you will not get what you're looking for. People won't care how much money you've got in it, they won't buy a car with those miles, and that many issues, for over $3000. Not when they've got a list a mile long with repairs it needs right out of the gate. You might have to consider keeping it.

Just a quick note, the parts that i listed that i have brand new still in the box's, are not parts that actually need to be replaced on the car. I bought those parts and was going to install them as a preventive matienence project eventually, but never got around to it. Sorry for any confusion.

I dont think 3500 is unreasonable AT ALL. My 94 wasalmost MINT and I had offers for up to 8k when I first bought it(same mods without the motor upgrade, and it was Teal). I considered selling her for 7.500 and still had calls. It depends on WHERE you are i guess. :o But with the specs and knowing it has a lot of new parts, the fix-it stuff is easy and fairly cheap. I dont see 3500 beinga problem. If you KNOW camaros, you know its not a bad deal. 115k is not THAT many miles anyways, mine had 146k before i had the motor rebuilt (only due to a neglect from the previous owner, cracked head from driving it while it over heated!).
Good luck man, Id be interested if i had the dough, :cool:
Derek

I'll offer 3,000 and I live in NY in the navy but My family is from Northern CA so I will get a round trip ticket to Northern CA and a one way to southern...