Wanted to make this into a project car, but it was serving as a daily driver until then... Unfortunately, the head gasket went, and I was going to tear down the engine and rebuild it for fun, but at this point, if I can find a good home for her, then I'd rather see that than just see her sit on my driveway while I try to find the time.

Polo Green 1994 V6 Camaro -- paint is in great shape!
124,132 miles
Engine had great compression (70-80psi while cold/cool at idle, 40-50psi while warm), up until gasket failure. Engine/radiator drained and oil & coolant replaced, so engine is likely salvageable
All body panels straight; very little rust -- one spot on passenger quarter panel has surface rust
Recent (< 3 yrs./15,000 mi.) battery, alternator, muffler,
New (<1 yr./1,000 mi.) replaced ball joints/tie-rods/brakes/tires -- springs and shocks are in good shape -- great roller!
4-speed automatic -- shifts great!
Saddle cloth interior
Upgraded Pioneer AM/FM/MP3/WMA/CD player
Upgraded Pioneer 6.5" speakers












Car is located in Arlington Heights, IL

In running, fair shape, it's worth $2300 according to KBB, so minus the engine that could be wholly swapped for $1k, I'd say $1250/OBO is a fair starting point. The trans and body panels alone would be worth that, so I'm not sure I'd go a whole lot lower than that.

 

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What are the switches for on the console?

 

Two rectangular lighted rockers were for neon lights in the footwells and in the rear deck... I had those hooked up with double-sided foam tape, and when it was hot in the summer, the tape would fail and the tubes would fall off, and people would step on them as they got in the car... After replacing them about 5 times, I just pulled them all out, LOL... I forget if I disconnected those 2 completely, or just from the bulbs... In either case, there's a 12V source right there, as the middle rocker was for my radar detector... I had it clipped on the visor and had the power cord tucked at the end of the headliner... That wire is still there and hooked up, so you can do a nice stealth install of a radar detector if you want.

The rocker under the cigarette lighter is for a wired FM modulator I was using since the Pioneer radio I had before didn't have an input... I think this one has the IP-link bus or something like that, but since I had this setup, I figured I might as well keep it. There is a 3.5mm cable in the "cassette storage" area (LOL, 90s cars) where you can hook up an iPod, or whatever else you want (for example: headphone jack for a police scanner ).

The stereo is a Pioneer DEH-P7600MP (specs here: http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PU...rs/DEH-P7600MP).

Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks!

 

If anyone is interested, the most recent sale attempt fell thru... The car is still for sale!