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Re: Value of 97 C5 with 100,000 miles

From: "REInvestments" <nospam(at)yahoo.com>

Subject: Re: Value of 97 C5 with 100,000 miles

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Date: Sun, 23 Nov 2003 22:49:59 GMT

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"sbright" <sbright(at)hotmail.com> wrote in message

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> Two points to consider:

>

> (My 2000 C5 came from a Florida dealer through an Ebay auction)

>

> 1. Carfax was not accurate for my car. It indicated no accidents, however

> the passenger door skin had a crack where the hinges attach. I didn`t

catch

> it untill I was 1000 miles away. (Out of site warranty) That repair cost

> roughly $2000

>

> 2. Florida is a pretty hot place. I`d be concerned with plastic pieces on

> the interior "drying up". I know it sounds crazy, you`ll think of me when

> you`re looking for a volume control know for your radio on the internet.

I

> found one. ($10)

>

> You`ll probably have to put new tires on it. Mine were bald at 36,000

when

> I bought the car. Not being a car expert, I have no way of knowing what

50%

> tread remaing really means. I can tell you that 50% tread on my Goodyear

> non-emt tires means they need replacing. Unless you want to get dogged by

a

> rustang because you can`t hook up.

>

> See through roof panels get crazing on them and peel from the heat.

Roughly

> $600-700 on Ebay (1100 dealer)

>

> So if I was buying it-- (and at 100,000 miles for 11-12K I would probably

> pass) I`d allow about $3000 to bring it "up to speed" also consider those

> wheels. The 5 spokes are another $1200 roughly.

>

> -Stan

> 2000 C5 Coupe



Thanks, Stan. It`s academic now. It`s been bid over $14,000 while I`ve

been tracking it, and I`m not willing to go that high for that many miles.

Appreciate the help.








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From: "kickstart" <kickstart(at)microsoft.com>

Subject: Re: Value of 97 C5 with 100,000 miles

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Date: Mon, 01 Dec 2003 23:41:39 GMT

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> Thanks, Stan. It`s academic now. It`s been bid over $14,000 while

I`ve

> been tracking it, and I`m not willing to go that high for that many miles.

> Appreciate the help.

>

That`s probably a steal

15k per year 7 years = 105k on the clock. $ 14K for a $40 K car?

I have an `01 convertible loaded with 67k on the odo , Red.

I`ll buy a C-6 when they`re out and I `ll sell the `01 with 100k miles.

35 miles each way to the office for my girlfriend 5 days a week . All

service done by the dealer.

The car is perfect , Florida car, Garaged every night, under a carport every

day. Washed every week or 2.

It shows wear on the drivers seat where she gets in and out, that`s it.

I hope it`s worth more than $14,000 when I sell it.

I have a 79 with 100,000 miles and I spend more on maintaining a car that

only averaged 4,000 miles per year



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From: "kickstart" <kickstart(at)microsoft.com>

Subject: Re: Value of 97 C5 with 100,000 miles

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Date: Mon, 01 Dec 2003 23:41:39 GMT

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> Thanks, Stan. It`s academic now. It`s been bid over $14,000 while

I`ve

> been tracking it, and I`m not willing to go that high for that many miles.

> Appreciate the help.

>

That`s probably a steal

15k per year 7 years = 105k on the clock. $ 14K for a $40 K car?

I have an `01 convertible loaded with 67k on the odo , Red.

I`ll buy a C-6 when they`re out and I `ll sell the `01 with 100k miles.

35 miles each way to the office for my girlfriend 5 days a week . All

service done by the dealer.

The car is perfect , Florida car, Garaged every night, under a carport every

day. Washed every week or 2.

It shows wear on the drivers seat where she gets in and out, that`s it.

I hope it`s worth more than $14,000 when I sell it.

I have a 79 with 100,000 miles and I spend more on maintaining a car that

only averaged 4,000 miles per year



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From: "REInvestments" <nospam(at)yahoo.com>

Subject: Re: Value of 97 C5 with 100,000 miles

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Date: Tue, 02 Dec 2003 07:31:33 GMT

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"kickstart" <kickstart(at)microsoft.com> wrote in message

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> > Thanks, Stan. It`s academic now. It`s been bid over $14,000 while

> I`ve

> > been tracking it, and I`m not willing to go that high for that many

miles.

> > Appreciate the help.

> >

> That`s probably a steal

> 15k per year 7 years = 105k on the clock. $ 14K for a $40 K car?

> I have an `01 convertible loaded with 67k on the odo , Red.

> I`ll buy a C-6 when they`re out and I `ll sell the `01 with 100k miles.

> 35 miles each way to the office for my girlfriend 5 days a week . All

> service done by the dealer.

> The car is perfect , Florida car, Garaged every night, under a carport

every

> day. Washed every week or 2.

> It shows wear on the drivers seat where she gets in and out, that`s it.

> I hope it`s worth more than $14,000 when I sell it.

> I have a 79 with 100,000 miles and I spend more on maintaining a car that

> only averaged 4,000 miles per year



IIRC it went for $16,500.

>

> Kickstart

>

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