1995 Camaro Z28 383 Supercharged with LOTS OF STUFF!!
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1995 Camaro Z28 383 Supercharged with LOTS OF STUFF!!
Hey Guys, I am entertaining the notion of possibly selling my car. I have a ton of things I need to do so I need the money. What do you guys think I can get for my car? I have owned this car since 1997 and has been pampered and garage kept since then. It has no A/C but I do have all the parts and it needs rear tires. Other than that it is unbelievable for a 16 yr. old car. Car has won numerous trophies. Best 4th gen. Camaro 4 years straight at Moroso Palm Beach, FLA. I do have more pics and I will post them as soon as possible. Here is the pedigree:
T-Tops
Leather Interior (Graphite)
Fully forged 383 stroker
Block has been converted to a 4 bolt main (splayed) W/ ARP Studs
Milodon Main Caps
Eagle H-beam forged rods w/ L-19 ARP Bolts
JE forged blower pistons
Trickflow GenX LT1 Heads (specs available)
Cammotion Custom Blower Cam (specs available)
Comp Cams Roller Rockers
Comp Cams Lifters
Comp Cams Hardened Push Rods
Dyno Tuned
Cloyes True Roller Timing Chain
ported and gasket matched manifold
60lb Mototron Injectors
Canton Oil Pan with Mellings High Volume Pump
Griffin HD LT1 radiator
Meziere HD Electric Water Pump
Flex a lite electric fans
Full Hotchkis Tubular Suspension
Hotchkis Subframe Connectors
BMR Tubular K-Member
Eibach Springs (Pro- Kit)
Wilwood Line Lock
KYB Shocks
1LE 3.5 inch aluminum driveshaft
BMR Driveshaft Loop
ATI procharger
ATI Twin Hi-Flow Intercooler
SNOW Performance Water Methanol Injection
Racetronix LT1 Race Fuel Pump System
SLP Ceramic coated headers
B&B Triflow stainless exhaust
Full Autometer Phantom Gauges
CPT Race Built 4L60E w/ PI Vigilante 3,000 Stall Converter
Motive 3.73 Gears with T/A Girdle
Mickey Thompson Drag radials
ROH Wheels 17x 9 1/2
Suncoast Creations Hood
Powdercoated engine accessories
Lots of custom made polished accessories
T-Tops
Leather Interior (Graphite)
Fully forged 383 stroker
Block has been converted to a 4 bolt main (splayed) W/ ARP Studs
Milodon Main Caps
Eagle H-beam forged rods w/ L-19 ARP Bolts
JE forged blower pistons
Trickflow GenX LT1 Heads (specs available)
Cammotion Custom Blower Cam (specs available)
Comp Cams Roller Rockers
Comp Cams Lifters
Comp Cams Hardened Push Rods
Dyno Tuned
Cloyes True Roller Timing Chain
ported and gasket matched manifold
60lb Mototron Injectors
Canton Oil Pan with Mellings High Volume Pump
Griffin HD LT1 radiator
Meziere HD Electric Water Pump
Flex a lite electric fans
Full Hotchkis Tubular Suspension
Hotchkis Subframe Connectors
BMR Tubular K-Member
Eibach Springs (Pro- Kit)
Wilwood Line Lock
KYB Shocks
1LE 3.5 inch aluminum driveshaft
BMR Driveshaft Loop
ATI procharger
ATI Twin Hi-Flow Intercooler
SNOW Performance Water Methanol Injection
Racetronix LT1 Race Fuel Pump System
SLP Ceramic coated headers
B&B Triflow stainless exhaust
Full Autometer Phantom Gauges
CPT Race Built 4L60E w/ PI Vigilante 3,000 Stall Converter
Motive 3.73 Gears with T/A Girdle
Mickey Thompson Drag radials
ROH Wheels 17x 9 1/2
Suncoast Creations Hood
Powdercoated engine accessories
Lots of custom made polished accessories
Last edited by ZDUDE; Apr 27, 2011 at 02:48 PM. Reason: Add Pictures
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Re: 1995 Camaro Z28 383 Supercharged with LOTS OF STUFF!!
Thanks RealQuick!!
I didn't want to rely on boost only to make my power so I am only running 8lbs. I had my procharger P600b rebuilt and threw it on. it made 540rwhp and 498 lb-ft.
I didn't want to rely on boost only to make my power so I am only running 8lbs. I had my procharger P600b rebuilt and threw it on. it made 540rwhp and 498 lb-ft.
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In that range is what I was thinking. Yeah, your right about the market. Unfortunately, i'm in a bind and what worse time to be in a bind than when the market sucks....
Car has alot of work and detail and far more $$ into it than that.
Car has alot of work and detail and far more $$ into it than that.
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WOW! there really isn't much interest for a fixed up LT1 Z nowadays. Is it that these cars are still too "new"? Would a little more time bring the value up? I was testing the waters and if the price is fair I would sell it if not I guess I'll keep it till the market gets better or age brings the value up. Don't know. Not really a car appraiser. Any Thoughts?
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Re: 1995 Camaro Z28 383 Supercharged with LOTS OF STUFF!!
WOW! there really isn't much interest for a fixed up LT1 Z nowadays. Is it that these cars are still too "new"? Would a little more time bring the value up? I was testing the waters and if the price is fair I would sell it if not I guess I'll keep it till the market gets better or age brings the value up. Don't know. Not really a car appraiser. Any Thoughts?
Id go with option #2
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the car is beautiful, but I think it will take some time to sell at that price. Keep in mind most guys are like you and have had their cars for a long time and spending 12k to get into another lt1 probably wouldn't work. I think the lt1 customer at this point is the 16-22 year old that can't afford a LS1 car and only has maybe 5k to spend. If you are over 5k, I think most guys go into the LS1 car then. Keep in mind only old stock cars with low mileage are worth money as they get older.
So my vote is keep it and enjoy it and use it. or if you are in a bind, you can at least sell off the motor/blower setup and go buy a cheap used motor and throw it in and maximize it that way.
market sucks, we all know.
So my vote is keep it and enjoy it and use it. or if you are in a bind, you can at least sell off the motor/blower setup and go buy a cheap used motor and throw it in and maximize it that way.
market sucks, we all know.
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Re: 1995 Camaro Z28 383 Supercharged with LOTS OF STUFF!!
the car is beautiful, but I think it will take some time to sell at that price. Keep in mind most guys are like you and have had their cars for a long time and spending 12k to get into another lt1 probably wouldn't work. I think the lt1 customer at this point is the 16-22 year old that can't afford a LS1 car and only has maybe 5k to spend. If you are over 5k, I think most guys go into the LS1 car then. Keep in mind only old stock cars with low mileage are worth money as they get older.
So my vote is keep it and enjoy it and use it. or if you are in a bind, you can at least sell off the motor/blower setup and go buy a cheap used motor and throw it in and maximize it that way.
market sucks, we all know.
So my vote is keep it and enjoy it and use it. or if you are in a bind, you can at least sell off the motor/blower setup and go buy a cheap used motor and throw it in and maximize it that way.
market sucks, we all know.
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Re: 1995 Camaro Z28 383 Supercharged with LOTS OF STUFF!!
the car is beautiful, but I think it will take some time to sell at that price. Keep in mind most guys are like you and have had their cars for a long time and spending 12k to get into another lt1 probably wouldn't work. I think the lt1 customer at this point is the 16-22 year old that can't afford a LS1 car and only has maybe 5k to spend. If you are over 5k, I think most guys go into the LS1 car then. Keep in mind only old stock cars with low mileage are worth money as they get older.
So my vote is keep it and enjoy it and use it. or if you are in a bind, you can at least sell off the motor/blower setup and go buy a cheap used motor and throw it in and maximize it that way.
market sucks, we all know.
So my vote is keep it and enjoy it and use it. or if you are in a bind, you can at least sell off the motor/blower setup and go buy a cheap used motor and throw it in and maximize it that way.
market sucks, we all know.
Sharp car BTW and good luck selling it!
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one of the nicest lt1's i have seen in a while! looks great! I wish I could offer you for it but I can't! It's a tough market and I wish you all the best.
GOOD LUCK! NICE CLEAN & FAST CAMARO!
GOOD LUCK! NICE CLEAN & FAST CAMARO!
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Re: 1995 Camaro Z28 383 Supercharged with LOTS OF STUFF!!
Some really nice pics boys. Taking reasonable offers. Hope you enjoy!
http://s992.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=100_0044.mp4
http://s992.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=100_0044.mp4
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