Help!
02-14-2006 | 09:28 PM
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Help!
Hey im looking to get a trans am/Fire hawk I have seemed to come across one and ran it threw NADA and it says its over 10k.. now i think my pc might be ****ed up or something but im not sure how it comes out that way. in the VIN will it say firehawk? is there a way to find out 100% that it actully is one?
Hears the car http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...000&cardist=59
Hears the VIN 2G2FV22P9R2215622
Hears the NADA site http://www.nadaguides.com/autohome2....Pr=0&wPg=2111&
Tell me what you get. Thanks for the help
Hears the car http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...000&cardist=59
Hears the VIN 2G2FV22P9R2215622
Hears the NADA site http://www.nadaguides.com/autohome2....Pr=0&wPg=2111&
Tell me what you get. Thanks for the help
02-15-2006 | 07:05 AM
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Re: Help!
Not sure exactly what the questions are.... but I'll give it a try.
There is no way to tell from the VIN if it is a Firehawk. You can't even tell from the VIN if it is a Formula or a TransAm.
The Firehawk conversion was done by SLP. They attached identification labels to document it. You would have to contact SLP and see if the VIN for the car matches the Firehawk production # shown in the advertisement.
If you run a 94 Firehawk on the NADA site, it comes out priced at $10,675 - 15,300. Seems a bit high, but it depends on condition, location, etc. Also might be complicated by the fact that the final screen has "* 25th Anniversary Edition" shown on it. Not sure if they are saying the price is for a 25th, which would be rare, if they even made any (???). But the one in the ad is not a 25th.
There is no way to tell from the VIN if it is a Firehawk. You can't even tell from the VIN if it is a Formula or a TransAm.
The Firehawk conversion was done by SLP. They attached identification labels to document it. You would have to contact SLP and see if the VIN for the car matches the Firehawk production # shown in the advertisement.
If you run a 94 Firehawk on the NADA site, it comes out priced at $10,675 - 15,300. Seems a bit high, but it depends on condition, location, etc. Also might be complicated by the fact that the final screen has "* 25th Anniversary Edition" shown on it. Not sure if they are saying the price is for a 25th, which would be rare, if they even made any (???). But the one in the ad is not a 25th.