1982 Firebird with 19k miles....Whats it worth?

depends on the shape, and service history, and options; but a shot in the dark from me says 8-12k. Miles aren't so low to command a huge number, and w/out knowing more about the car, or options, its hard to say. Others probably can nail down a more solid value.

 

Low miles but not what low and not exactly the most desirable model every. I'd say $10k would be a fair price.

 

That model change did not win a lot of fans, notwithstanding the television show tie in.

$10k is a lot for that car. I would consign it and avoid the risk.

 

Wow, where are you guys when I need to sell my car. Heres one on ebay with a buy it now for $4450.00. Not a Bandit, but still not worth that much more.
The one youre talking about for $10,000.00 better be vverry nice.
http://motors.shop.ebay.com/sch/Cars-Trucks-/6001/i.html?_nkw=82+firebird

OOOps just reread yourpost a Knight Rider. ok a little different the dash if functional is worth something. So 8-10 thousand might be more in the ball park.

 

Plain firebird? Engine? I'm assuming black/tan, not a KR replica...

 

Base engine in an '82 Firebird was a 90 hp 4-cylinder. Not worth any amount of money, except maybe as a candidate for an engine swap or track car.

If it is a mint and loaded Trans Am it might be worth almost $10k. Almost.

 

Consign away!

 

at Barrett Jackson? $1.2 million.

 

A 1982 Trans Am never had 210HP from the factory.

I believe the fuel injected models had 165HP while the carburetor cars had 145HP.

Late in the 1983 model year, the 190HP HO carburetor engine was offered. 1985 launched the 205HP TPI engine if I remember correctly.

A mint low mile Recaro edition will easily break 10K.

 

Just a regular Firebird not much even if it is mint, maybe 3-4k in pristine cond. The only valuable thirdgen cars are really rare optioned cars, special packages etc.. and most want the later 88-92 cars. There are so many different types of "rare" ones though so even those aren't bringing much money. Aside from a later Firehawk which they only made a handful of, max for any of these I would put maybe 30k, and that would have to be something super rare with no miles still.

There is no "Bandit" car in the thirdgens. The only rare options I can think for 82' might have been a recaro edition, 2 seat convertible (aftermarket converstion ASCD etc..), WS6, and the Camaro had a pace car that year.

 

Mike's right.

I had a 165hp injected one I bought new.

Mike

 

$3000-$4000 really?

I can't think of too many cars IN THE WORLD if they were mint and had 19000 original miles wouldn't be worth $3000.

A Pinto, Gremlin, big green 78 Chrysler 4 door sedan, etc. Mint is mint....what does one buy nowadays for $3000-$4000. A 15 yr old car with 180000 miles?

A 82 Camaro/Firebird (even if it was a plain jane car) I would think would easily be worth $3000-$4000 and a more than likely a pretty hot seller to boot. That would be a great first car for a young driver. Affordable, easy to fix, sporty.

I think that a 82 T/A with 19000 miles would bring 10K no problem. I would rather have a 82 than a 92. A 4th gen car to me is just a old car...an 82 is way neater.

 

1982 Pontiac Firebird Price Guide:

http://tinyurl.com/yt899b

 

Great looking firebird!!

 

+1 - really classic colors paint work. Congrats!

Now, if I could just find my old '69 Firebird...

*sigh*

Mike

 

How much do you want for it? I might be interested.

 

Congratulations.

Please post some interior pictures.

 

You have 30 year OLD fuel lines!!!....Change ALL of them, before driving it even around the block!!!....Mark