What would this be worth? 93 S/C SSE
10-29-2003, 07:53 PM
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Well....my cheap SE was bought for 2500 and sold for 2000... 
not bad for an old car
My Aurora, I could see it for 4000 more then what I paid for it...long story
not bad for an old carMy Aurora, I could see it for 4000 more then what I paid for it...long story
10-30-2003, 02:25 AM
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I paid $3900 (offered 3800 
) and i don't feel ripped off. My car has seen about as much snow this week as it has it'* WHOLE LIFE. 10 winters in garages till now, i feel bad.... 106,000 miles wasn't bad either, but damn Stylez you got a deal! You could easlily sell an SSESC for $4k, if not more, it'* pretty rare.
) and i don't feel ripped off. My car has seen about as much snow this week as it has it'* WHOLE LIFE. 10 winters in garages till now, i feel bad.... 106,000 miles wasn't bad either, but damn Stylez you got a deal! You could easlily sell an SSESC for $4k, if not more, it'* pretty rare.
10-30-2003, 12:01 PM
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I bought a 92 SSE last week
Last week I paid $2275 for a 92 SSE with 106,000 from a used lot. His starting price was $2995 but the AC had some problems so I was able to beat the price down pretty good. I replaced a $9.00 relay that runs the AC compressor and it cools like a champ 
It'* well equipped with HUD and all the toys and the interior is in fantastic shape. The front grill emblem was broke and $50 worth of salvage parts took care of that. I am spending $250 repainting the front plastic bumper cover and few other touch ups so for about $2600-$2700 I think I'll have a very nice ride 
I'll post some pics when I get it finished.
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It'* well equipped with HUD and all the toys and the interior is in fantastic shape. The front grill emblem was broke and $50 worth of salvage parts took care of that. I am spending $250 repainting the front plastic bumper cover and few other touch ups so for about $2600-$2700 I think I'll have a very nice ride I'll post some pics when I get it finished.
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10-30-2003, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
I paid $3900 (offered 3800 ) and i don't feel ripped off.
) and i don't feel ripped off.I paid $16,000.00 for mine.
'course, that was a few years ago now.
Too many years ago...
11-03-2003, 05:49 PM
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Thanks Guys.
It'* the car I have babied since 1993 as though I would never sell it. I needed a truck for a new business so I bought a Hemi. Now I have 2 GTO'* and The 93. One has to go and it will be the 93.
It'* a great car with most of the items discussed here taken care of. My thoughts were if someone bought a 93 and did what I have done in the last 18 mos, they would spend over $2500 - 3500 getting that car to where mine is now. So I think I'll sell for $6000 0r best offer.
It'* the car I have babied since 1993 as though I would never sell it. I needed a truck for a new business so I bought a Hemi. Now I have 2 GTO'* and The 93. One has to go and it will be the 93.
It'* a great car with most of the items discussed here taken care of. My thoughts were if someone bought a 93 and did what I have done in the last 18 mos, they would spend over $2500 - 3500 getting that car to where mine is now. So I think I'll sell for $6000 0r best offer.
