There is one down the street from me for $5995 right in the middle of what kbb told me. We have a lot of used car lots here with 2 auto auctions.

 

I just looked at and drove the car. It is wonderful. I should have mentioned that it is a PANEL SS. They are asking $12,900. 130K miles.
Clean title. Clean car. Repaired damage from a plastic milk crate on the highway. Professionally done, (new fender) and not at all visible (in bright sunlight).
Some scuffing in the load area. No big deal but I would probably want to replace the hard trim at some stage.
Some water stains at the edge of the moon roof trim cover. (Have the moon roofs been know to leak? ((Does a bear etc....?))
Stock. Except I was told that they had adjusted the turbo boost from its factory setting?
Also, the cover is off the air cleaner and that it is how it has been driven to boost power.
Apart from that looks and drives great.
Would love to hear others views. If it was less than 100K miles and "perfect" (what's that for a 10 year old car?) I would pay the asking price.
Over to you guys.

 

Moon roof , most likely the drain hose clogged.
If you feel good about the car , offer $10,500

this is beauty is worth the asking price all day long

https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/clas...s-panel-61898/

 

Agree with Oldblue, That one is living a very pampered life, the owner (2ManyVans) is so meticulous about his vehicles.. Rare w/ the 5 speed etc. I don't believe it has ever seen rain in many years.

I would like to have it myself. But I have my Panel.

 

130k miles for $12900

 

But. It is the rare, 1 year only, panel SS. Very few were made and people will pay a high price to get one.
Not me though.

 

I know they are rare. Thanks God I got rid of any sign of "collector" mentality a while ago.

 

The SS was built to be driven

 

They all are..

 

Pretty sure I saw that someone on the FB SS group bought this. I don't think it was Kimberley.
For the record, it was worth the asking price easily.

Hell, I have been offered more than that for my (slightly rarer) AA5 SS.
In fact, if a Panel SS shows up anywhere within a reasonable driving distance for less than $15k, I will probably plan a trip.