redbirds going up for sale
 

well i finally decided its time to let redbird go. i came to the decision its going to be put on ebay sometime this week. in its condition does anyone have any idea what i could possibly get for it?? i know im not gunna be able to get much for it but just thought id ask everyones opinion. thanks guys.

Details would help. V6, 175,000 miles etc..
As of right now I would say atleast $250.:mrgreen:
Sorry I'm not familar with the legend of Redbird

sorry. it has 150k on it and its the 3.8 v6 auto

i think i met you at duke island park..

isnt it completely smashed?

parting it out will get you much more

yea he forgot to mention is has extensive body and structure damage to the left rear i believe?

LOL...yea its been a long day..but idk..this was just hilarious to me

plus theres only 1 legendary v6 firebird...

tta ftw ;)

could it be!!?> the one in ur driveway lol

alright. i only posted this to see if anyone could give me ideas on a price. not for ya'll to bust my balls and crap. yea the cars messed up. i know that. i can tell none of you guys care to give me ideas or anything so just delete the thread.

Seriously I'd say between $750-1250

part it out man. your gonna get way more money that way

Dude, you HAVE to give more info - not everyone on the site knows about your car. Give ALL the details - color, mileage, interior/exterior condition, any damage, any pics, etc. would help a great deal in figuring out what the car is worth.

junkyards buy junk

imo 1500-1800 as it sits.

but like i was saying... i know I personally could get 3500-4500 in parts out of it easily.

thats the only thing. ive thought about parting it out but where i live the lake wouldnt like to much if theres a car ripped apart sitting in my driveway. thats y i wana sell it whole as a parts car or something.

thats understandable. but you cant expect to get near the "parts value" of the car in a whole form.
it takes months to fully part out a car, even then, there may be parts youd need to sit on for a long time before you have a buyer.
Even then, you need to have the time and tools for disassembly, room for storage, access to selling means, and knowledge of demand and rough value of the parts.
To the majority of people who have parted out a few cars(not just one or 2) its actually an investment for them. We do it to make money because we have the ability and time to do so. Ive had over 60 cars, 40 were JUST to part out.

From my standpoint, if i was looking to part a car right at this moment, i would feel comfortable to offer 1500 for your car from seeing it in the pics post-accident. Someone may offer more if they are looking for specific parts like front clip etc, but i highly doubt you get an offer of over 2000.

honestly. 500 bucks. ive seen these cars dropping in price a ton and you can get a ls1 version for 3500 now. your car is junk, part it out and then junk the shell for the weight.