datsunadict

There is a 92 SLC Corrado in my town. the guy has 25k on it, and i have never seen him driving it. It's all stock, but its immaculate. All the leather is perfect, doesn't even look like its been sat in. I have been working up the nerve to talk him into selling it, but i fugured if i offered him like 8k for it, he might either laugh at me, or just hand me the title. I don't have any clue what something like that would sell for. Anybody got an idea what would be a good offer that wouldn't get me ripped off, or get him pissed?

I bought my old 93 SLC for 2k but it had 150k on the clock, and needed a bunch of work, and from what i hear i got a steal on it.

tylerrules84

8k would be a good place to start. If he's smart he'll try to sell it for closer to 10 or 12k

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grfldave

just got one has 74k and is in great shape but got bad distributor I paid 5k but oner was asking 8 when
it ran.so id start at 8 can allways go higher.

DarkTint

Here's an easy way to see what the car is worth (not even close to 8 grand):

http://www.edmunds.com/used/1992/vol....1.Volkswagen*

But what he'd sell it for....now that's a different story. Hell, a Corrado with 25K miles on it, I'd seriously consider paying 8 for it.

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Dark_Knight_330

i got a 1990 g60 for $500...check it www.cardomain.com/id/dark_knight_330 out its nice but needs some engine work

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