Anyone looking for a low-milage G-body?
 

G-Body

'87 GNX on Autotrader - anyone wanna give me the cash? :wink:

- Justin

Is that the market price for a pristine GN??? :shock: Or is this guy just fishing?

:shock:

Its true when he says it's never been titled. Theres no carfax report for it. :shock: :shock:

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well it is a GNX with 60 miles on it...they might wanna try auctioning it.

That's not just a GN though; it's a GNX, the baddest of them all. :drool: :hail: It's an extremely limited production car; has a completely different rear suspension than a regular G-body, larger wheels/tires, plus turbo/intercooler upgrades over the standard GN.

holy jumping jelly beans batman! yea so i'll staart up the collection now...who want's to donate to the j0n needs a friggin sweet ass gnx fund?

has a 3rd/4th gen style rear suspension on it. hehe
upper and lower arm set ups suck monkey nuts. torque arms rule it!!!

later
tim

back in '87 it was the monkey's nuts. it's not worth $75k, even today. however, someone who always wanted one, and has more cash than brains, will most likely buy it. thank god enough of those "think tanks" that were speculating on cars went belly up so that they stay away from cars now. if we could inly find a way to make sure that those with the cashish also had a modicum of gray matter... collector car prices might actually return to normal space.

A GNX with miles on it will sell for $40-45K so a GNX with no miles like that should be worth $50-55K. It's priced a little high, but there's always somebody who has to have a car like that and doesn't care how much it takes to buy it.