It was a great listing to watch.

A couple years ago I listed my SLP Camaro and it took them 3 weeks to get it listed. Absolutely zero promotion from them and horrible at best communication. I was hoping they would have got better but it sounds like they still have work to do.

Looking back I will ask to profs the listing and how they sort the pictures. I might even consider adding notes/comments directly on the photo with dates so people can see how the car started and how it ended up.

I love that you used Instagram to promote the car. Might try something like that as well.


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You liked my comment about you being OCD. LOL
I was starting to think that maybe there was too many people gushing about how great a car you built. Like it was slowing down the bidding. It worked out though. congrats on the sale.
Now where is this new build of yours?

Yeah that didn’t hurt! 😂

Bought an LS7 and shipped it to Katech. Have to nail down suspension and then find a body still. It’s in the works.

Here’s the perfect body… I’ve decided to sell it:

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...et-camaro-132/

Been watching that one. Super clean. Hope you’re able to get what you want for it. Market is crazy right now.

You got that right. A decent C5 Z06 is 30k right now. I've been thinking about picking up a red headed step child, but I'm hesitant to lay out the bread at the moment.

I’m in the same boat. Wanting to buy a truck, but used ones are selling for more than new ones at the moment due to the chip shortage. Figure I can drive the Malibu for a bit longer. At least it gets decent MPG.

I just sold my one owner 2002 GMC 2500HD with 8.1 and Allison and 246,000 miles on it for $14,000. It was a $10,000 truck for years...

Sad part is, I miss it and I know I'll have sellers remorse for a while about it.

It's crazy what used car/truck prices have been lately.

Where do you guys think car prices will settle in say 1-3 years?