What would you pay for this?

[Blake71091]

About 170k on body.

Thanks guys.

Not mine, but tempted to make an offer.

2000 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP Special Edition

[Matt Palm]

i wouldnt buy it. way to modded

[Scottydoggs]

rule one, dont buy a modded car, end of story. and he wants to much, dont care how nice it is or how modded it is, modded cars get sold when they are ready to blow up 90% or the time.

when you mod a car you dont get the money back on resale, you do it cause you wanted to do it.

so go find a stock car that some old lady used to drive. and make it yours.

this car will be re listed for months and months, you'll see.

[Govna47]

so go find a stock car that some old lady used to drive. and make it yours.

That's how I got my 28k mile firebird

[Matt Palm]

it has been relisted atleast 3 times lol i saw it back in march

[Slick2500]

Some tool will buy it and be on here wondering how to fix it.

[Matt Palm]

and then get all butt hurt

[Blake71091]

damnit! I've always wanted a Daytona...I just picked this up the other day then this showed up and I was thinking to myself I could save 3.5K in mods lol.

http://www.grandprixforums.net/just-...lic-79302.html

[Scottydoggs]

its the same car. different interior and decals, not a big deal.

[NegativeOne13]

Buy it for less than 5k knowing that you will probably either need a new engine or tranny. Most of the stuff can be transferred over, part out what you don't want to. Car looks clean... but modded = bad.

[Fivefingerdeathpunch]

That car has switched hands so many times, stay away.

[Blake71091]

That car has switched hands so many times, stay away.

Really? Do you know this car? Looks like a good build to be honest, though!

[Fivefingerdeathpunch]

Its built alright and I'm sure not much is wrong with it but I wouldnt want to have to fix it when it does breakdown.

I think it sold last time for around 8-9k a few months ago, was up for sale like last summer aswell. I think a guy on the local board owned it but I can't recall a name or anything, but I have just seen it up on craigslist a few times now.

[REDCRAPGP]

I would never buy a modded car unless it was dirt cheap and I had the money in case something did go wrong. Or unless I new who the owner was and how the car was treated. He would never get that much for it unless some regarded h/s buys it and quickly blows it up. He's better off demodding it to recuperate some of his money. Mods don't add money on a car.

[16MustangVet]

Op your insane that blue coupe is way nicer imo and for 8k! Ha I know of cars on this forum forsale that would poop stomp that car for less!!
That car is meant to be bought as a toy not a dd. 8k for a modded 13 year old northern car umm no.........
I know of a certain 2000 dollar black coupe on here that would destroy that with 6k in mods lmfao!!

[camopaint0707]

I agree with the previous posts. Just don't ever by a modded car. You can never be sure how the work was done, the craftsmanship on it etc. The could have easily half assed stuff.

[16MustangVet]

No buy modded cars at the right price imo but you can't be scared to fix it if/when it goes wrong. Those mods are all very common easy to come by look what gen5s sell for now what like 300 bucks? That price at 50% id think about it

[camopaint0707]

I would by that car for maybe $2000, not 8

[A2tripp]

Any car can be a pos, I would run from it because of the price. My last gp (non Daytona) with similar mods I picked up for 3k. Granted it needed more work than advertised, but I am a mechanic and married, a lot easier to justify the repairs with the wife than upgrades.

[coolone]

Only one reason to ever buy a modded car/engine...

parts!!!

And by parts, I mean at a discount... cause used!!!
: )