Which car is the slowest L67?
11-09-2005, 05:48 PM
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Which car is the slowest L67?
I might get another car and I wanna go with a l67 for sure.
I pretty much like all of them but Im favoring the Regal and the Riviera.
I know the 2 door GTP is probably the fastest of them all whos the slowest? Probably the RIviera?
I pretty much like all of them but Im favoring the Regal and the Riviera.
I know the 2 door GTP is probably the fastest of them all whos the slowest? Probably the RIviera?
11-09-2005, 06:51 PM
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It'* either the Riviera or the Park Avenue that'* the slowest L67 powered vehicle.. My guess is Riviera though just because the G body chassis is HEAVY. I'm not sure of the weight on the Park Ave, but the late Riviera'* were nearly 4,000 pounds.
11-09-2005, 07:54 PM
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Well I think Im most likely going for the 97 Regal. (dealer not private party)
I found one in the paper for 5900
Im thinking of offering 3500 cash as an initial offer.
How far do you guys think I can bring down the price?
I found one in the paper for 5900
Im thinking of offering 3500 cash as an initial offer.
How far do you guys think I can bring down the price?
11-09-2005, 08:57 PM
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Thats almost half of what they are asking for the car. I would at least respect the list price and start at $4100
11-10-2005, 12:29 AM
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A friend of mine has a 98 Regal w/ leater and a bunch of options. He'* @ 106k now and the only thing he had to replace so far was the */c coupler. He'* been modding for over a year and currently runs 13.65 with a cai, 3.25" pulley, alky injection, 3" DP, cutout, tuning, and stock valvetrain/bottom end/tranny. Not to bad for not digging into the motor at all.
11-10-2005, 10:23 AM
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Don't pay at least private party blue at a dealer!
Pay WHOLESALE if at all possible. They probably only gave the previous owner wholesale or less for the car.
I've paid less than wholesale (half retail blue) on the last 5 cars I've purchased. If they don't go that low, I walk out.
Pay WHOLESALE if at all possible. They probably only gave the previous owner wholesale or less for the car.
I've paid less than wholesale (half retail blue) on the last 5 cars I've purchased. If they don't go that low, I walk out.
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