How much for the the SC in the window?
05-07-17, 10:11 AM
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How much for the the SC in the window?
How goes it every one! Soooo some stuff came up and I unfortunately have to get rid of my SC300 project! Its 5-speed swapped W58, M/T harness and ECU, sits on no name coil overs 18" racing hearts, Modded knuckles and welded diff. Has a new clutch and 13LB flywheel. Interior and Paint are 5-6 out 10 oh yea and it doesn't run. now for my question what do you think its worth? I know the swap it self if pricey. would I be better off parting out?
Thanks for your input!
Thanks for your input!
05-07-17, 12:31 PM
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To be honest, I think its just worth as much as any SC on craigslist. I mean, everything is stock, the W58 isn't that much of a mod, and it ain't running. And that black widow in the wheel well doesn't help at all.
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Ezroni (05-19-17)
05-08-17, 12:14 PM
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Non-running hurts big time. That makes it basically a parts car, and the M/T swap is likely worth as much as the sum of the parts, so to speak.
I would assume swaps are worth less than factory 5-spd's, so it's questionable how much value you've added over any other non-runner.
I would assume swaps are worth less than factory 5-spd's, so it's questionable how much value you've added over any other non-runner.
05-11-17, 12:39 PM
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Non-running hurts big time. That makes it basically a parts car, and the M/T swap is likely worth as much as the sum of the parts, so to speak.
I would assume swaps are worth less than factory 5-spd's, so it's questionable how much value you've added over any other non-runner.
I would assume swaps are worth less than factory 5-spd's, so it's questionable how much value you've added over any other non-runner.
05-11-17, 05:19 PM
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i'd say not running you can't ask more than 1000. I paid 1400 for an original 5 speed car with a spun bearing that was only noticeable after 3500 rpms and everything was in pretty good shape.
It depends parting out the trans will be more work and time but you might get 2000 total. At this point its probably worth the effort to get it running and sell it for 2000-4000 depending on how well it runs
It depends parting out the trans will be more work and time but you might get 2000 total. At this point its probably worth the effort to get it running and sell it for 2000-4000 depending on how well it runs
05-19-17, 12:50 PM
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yeah man i've seen your ad on CL and i definitely think you should try getting it running before selling. i can only imagine the lowball offers you've been getting so far but either way GLWS
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