Good Deal, Great Deal?????

[426 Wedge]

2002 Firehawk, all original, 109,000 miles, 1 owner, new clutch, garaged, never hit. Almost forgot, $10K.

[79CamaroDiva]

are you looking at one or are you selling it? if you are selling, this belongs in classifieds

[426 Wedge]

Originally Posted by 79CamaroDiva

are you looking at one or are you selling it? if you are selling, this belongs in classifieds

Looking at 1.

[79CamaroDiva]

meh, i dunno 109k miles is a bunch. I bought my 2002 Z28 last January with 18,500 miles for 12,900 from a dealer. No, its not a hawk, but I'm willing to bet you can find a better price on something with that many miles.

[GP99GT]

i bet she piston slaps like a mofo

[BrandonDrecksage]

thats a lot of miles. I saw a z28 with 130k on autotrader for 6k.

[Tru2Chevy]

That's a lot of miles, but 'hawks always command more money that Z28s or T/As. Look for other hawks and SSs for sale with similar mileage to check the price.

I think that's a pretty good deal as long as it's taken care of.

- Justin

[DaSkinnyGuy]

My opinion spend a little more so you get a lower milage one. Im sure you can find one with under 60k miles for $13,000 and that wouldnt be a bad deal.

[jims69camaro]

high miles for that car - only 6 model years between then and now, so that's an average of 18000 miles per year - that's heavy. you should find most cars in the 12-15000 miles per year range. and if it's got that many miles, how was the maintenance handled? were oil changes done every 3-5000 miles? doubt it. if oil changes were not done, how many times was it in for servicing of any kind (that would normally catch significant wear on other parts). surely he's bought tires at least once, but how about the brakes? was the transmission ever touched? there are more questions than answers with a car with that many miles on it.

[69BirdX]

i wouldnt be worried about the miles aslong as it was taken care of and not beat to hell.
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[maroman88]

wow someone actully drove their firehawk lol. ive never had a problem buying high milage cars, go for it if its checks out ok

[LongHairedGuyNY]

Originally Posted by maroman88

wow someone actully drove their firehawk lol.

hell i have just a little over 3,000 on mine

[bubba428]

well look at it this way, its already high mileage so you don't have to worry about how many miles you put on it, its got a new clutch so the guy/girl must have taken some what good care, and theres only 1 owner to drill with questions about how it was maintained. You also say it was garage kept, so its going to be a fairly clean car. The only pitfall I can see would be the condition of the driver seat, does it show 109k worth of wear??? Was the car every raced, and how often???

[firebirdcrazy]

I drove my bird 105,000 miles on its 1st 4 yrs. Its now at 124,000 and was tested by TTP for its condition and still within specs. And still pulling 13.3 times on tracks its 1st time out last year. 1 owner is a blessing and ifs its the condition you say he obviously took care of it like I did mine. So dont let that high mileage stop you. Just negotiate the price. Since you will probably upgrade anyways what does the high mileage matter. I have seen these birds in upwards of 200,000 miles and still running on the road. So make a deal and have fun.

[WildBillyT]

Are you buying this primarily as a collector car or as a toy to mess around with?

If you are buying it so it will appreciate in value, I would say you shouldn't care about the miles. It's a 2002 Firehawk, the last year made. Make sure everything is complete, clean, and not messed with and you can fix it up so it will appreciate right.

If you are buying it to mod and mess with, I'd look for a lower milage car.

[firebirdcrazy]

Umm where did you say you were buying this bird at?

[JL8Jeff]

If $10K is asking price you might be able to get it for closer to 9. That's not a bad deal for a Hawk if that is what you really want. A Hawk with 50-60K miles will still probably be in the $17-20K price range so double the miles for half the price isn't bad.

[ar0ck]

Just double check and make sure its actually a real Firehawk!

[firehawk1120]

considering I sold my 2000 for 20k with 50k miles on it I'd say it's an OK price.

[bubba428]

its already high mileage, it would be a good car to have fun with...until you start adding power. then it might get hairy

[69BirdX]

as long as the car was taking care of i think it would last with a decent beating and some bolt ons. I mean come on a fox body mustang has over 600k and still takes turns like a coyote.
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[Slo86Bird]

if its what you want then **** it. buy it. i wanted my car and it had 130k miles and i just bought it cuz it wat i wanted and i bought my truck with 140k cuz its what i wanted. we got a 92 mercedes with 350k miles and it ran perfect and we sold it with 390k. so miles mean nothing.