[jims69camaro]

the price is in line with the books. no, it's not for a car that's in pristine shape, but i doubt that it's that clean, anyway. i say go for it, but check everything. i mean, everything.

edit: on second thought, the mileage seems low. i mean, less than 9000 per year low. so, either it wasn't the primary source of transportation or it sat for a while. if it sat for a while, was it waiting to get fixed at a body shop or sitting waiting for parts at a dealership? these are things you should ask. if it's the original owner, ask him what the mileage history is, like how many miles per year, etc. ask for receipts to back up anything he says. like, if he says it wasn't his primary transportation, then he should have gotten three oil changes per year, give or take. he should have receipts for each year, three oil changes per year, whether he took it someplace or did it himself in the driveway (he still would've had to buy the oil and filter).