I'm toying with the idea of selling my 86 Z24. If anyone is interested, text me @ nine one zero two one four eight five four five. Car has been sitting for about 15 years, but I did have it running last year. Needs tinker work. No rust. Have the original 14 inch wheels although it's currently on 16 inch Subaru wheels.
Here is a white 1985 4-Door Cavalier on Craigslist in Anderson, Indiana for $3,500:
https://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/d/anderson-1985-chevrolet-cavalier-76k/7014582776.html
Description if it gets deleted:
1985 chevrolet cavalier
condition: good
cylinders: 4 cylinders
drive: fwd
fuel: gas
odometer: 76353
paint color: white
size: compact
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
type: sedan
This 85 cavalier 4cyl 2.0 76k Very Good condition. 4 door, brand new tires, alingment, by the dealer, new belts, Hoses,water pump, Ac needs charged with compressor operable. Even the wander Indiana Original plate from 1986. I love this car, Im now in need of money for medical issues. It has nice chevy chrome wheels. Drives, runs beautiful. Wires plugs distributor cap new. Exhaust replaced. Serious buyers only. The price you see there may be a little flex. No trades. If your serious I'll Text and messages from phone will be returned. This isnt a teen driven car and its smoke free, Like new. Thank You! 3rd Owner was inherited from a grandmother then sold to me. If you would like the vin for a check please ask.
93 Z24 Automatic Convertible.
https://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/cto/d/venice-1993-cavalier-24-convertible/7040528321.html
1993 Chevy Cavalier Z-24 Convertible!
-White exterior /White interior/ White Top
-Non-Smoker / Very clean!
-91,000 original miles---Low miles for year!
-3.1 Tune Port V-6 engine
-Automatic Trans.
-New Tires, Brakes, Battery, Serpentine Belt, Exhaust
-Recent Transmission service and coolant flush
*Still have original window sticker and books!
The Z-24's of this vintage (1991-1994) are starting to show some signs of increased value and future collectability due to their limited production #'s / limited production years and overall interest in these cars.
Runs and drives great! Excellent condition throughout!
Only $ 2,800.00
Sweet! Too bad it's a convertible.
Doug in P.R.
92 Pontiac Sunbird LE, 2.0, AT, Red / Black with Grey 155K miles. Hurricane Maria Survivor ! ( It takes a licking and keeps on ticking ! ).....in Salinas, Puerto Rico!
Here is a Blue 1984 Convertible with white top... looks decent, interior could use new carpet, cleaned up:
1984 Chevy Cavalier Convertible - $5000 (Chandler) Arizona
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/d/chandler-1984-chevy-cavalier-convertible/7066259008.html
In case it gets deleted:
1984 Chevy Cavalier Convertible. In excellent condition. Vehicle has been in storage most of its life.
Original owner
Kept in storage
81,995 original low miles
Automatic
4.0 Cylinder
Vehicle is in very good condition.
Call or text 4eight0-868-7493
$5000
1984 chevrolet cavalier
condition: good
cylinders: 4 cylinders
drive: fwd
fuel: gas
odometer: 82000
paint color: blue
size: compact
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
type: convertible
Just stumbled across a 1986 RS Convertible on Facebook Marketplace in Louisville, KY for $2,900...
From the pictures posted, looks decent... rear window of the convertible top looks a foggy
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/538786880064360/
1986 Chevrolet Cavalier RS Convertible 2D
$2,990
About This Vehicle
Driven 77,000 miles
Automatic transmission
Exterior color: Blue · Interior color: Grey
Excellent condition
Typical Features
Alloy Wheels
4-Cyl, 2.2 Liter
AM/FM Stereo
Air Conditioning
Seller's Description
$2900 1986 Chevy Cavalier convertible 77k Motorway Auto Sales 3501 Taylor Blvd Louisville Kentucky 40215 - Eric Hall [hidden information] Open 😃Monday through Saturday 10 to 7 Sunday 11 to 5
Business Details
This seller says they're listing on behalf of business
Motorway Auto Sales
3501 Taylor Blvd, Louisville
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(502) 912-4044
I got an email from a friend in FL saying his friend his selling a 1989 Z24 convertible that he'd sold him a few years ago.
The car has 33,000 original miles. I don't know if it is a 5 speed or not.
It looks great in the pictures and has always been garage kept. It's an original California car. Then they moved to Florida years ago. Rust free.
He is asking $8,500.
If interested, PM me and I will reply back with the owners phone number.
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Looks clean, Butch
Doug in P.R.
92 Pontiac Sunbird LE, 2.0, AT, Red / Black with Grey 155K miles. Hurricane Maria Survivor ! ( It takes a licking and keeps on ticking ! ).....in Salinas, Puerto Rico!
Yeah it is probably a great car. But I think he is asking way too much for it. And more than likely, it is an automatic.
The 88 5sp in Lenoir is pretty nice too, though I haven't been over there to look at it in person yet. It is only about 20 miles from me. But my next vehicle purchase is going to be a Phantom X-1 ultralight.
Car is officially for sale. I'm not going to get around to restoring it as I've got too many irons in the fire. Can send pics and explain car in further detail as needed. Car is located in eastern NC and comes with a crap ton of parts I've acquired over the years. Come see it, make me an offer, and trailer it home. Does run and drive but water pump leaks so can't run long. Been sitting a long time but in damn good shape.
Used car market is really getting nuts now...
1991 Chevy Cavalier wagon $18k it's a base model with what looks like the only options is automatic transmission, A/C and roof rack and only 27,000 miles.
For giggles I searched Saturn S series and found a "bumblebee" optioned SC2 for $12k. Even found Saturn's with over 200k miles going for $3,000.
Way overpriced............
Doug in P.R.
92 Pontiac Sunbird LE, 2.0, AT, Red / Black with Grey 155K miles. Hurricane Maria Survivor ! ( It takes a licking and keeps on ticking ! ).....in Salinas, Puerto Rico!
Yeah it is crazy overpriced. It does appear to be extremely nice. However, its not perfect, if you look at all the pictures of it. And so bare too. Even if it were a loaded up RS (did they make a v6 RS Wagon in 91?) 1/3 of that price would still be pretty high.
A guy I work with is looking for a decent pickup. He can't find anything for $6,000. And that won't buy a really decent one with reasonable miles on it. He's still looking though.
Well, I knew inflation would come rushing in and this is only the beginning, most likely.
butch nackley wrote:Yeah it is crazy overpriced. It does appear to be extremely nice. However, its not perfect, if you look at all the pictures of it. And so bare too. Even if it were a loaded up RS (did they make a v6 RS Wagon in 91?) 1/3 of that price would still be pretty high.
A guy I work with is looking for a decent pickup. He can't find anything for $6,000. And that won't buy a really decent one with reasonable miles on it. He's still looking though.
Well, I knew inflation would come rushing in and this is only the beginning, most likely.
I don't know if RS package was an option on the wagons but I know the v6 was an option.
$6k these days gets you a 200,000+miles probably rusted beyond repair truck.
My brother in law is looking for a newer car and can't find anything under 100,000 miles in his price and size range. He hopes his car lasts another year when prices might come back down to reality.
I can't believe my dad's Cruze actually appreciated in value, he recently got a letter from a local dealership offering to buy it for more than he paid for it if it passes their trade in inspection.
Hope everyone is doing well these days !! :-)
Yes the auto market (used & new) has turned on its ear. I strongly recommend for folks to take it easy and try to just repair what you have. Not only are prices through the roof but vehicle conditions should be very suspect. Anyone selling a good vehicle in these conditions must have their head examined unless it might be for health reasons or a death in the family. So the old saying goes " If it is too good to be true , it usually is " Right now fixing and playing for time is probably far cheaper than rolling the dice on a purchase that very well might wind up needing more repairs and costing you more than what you already have.
Fortunately my Sweetie and I made our purchases last year before the market went nuts. I picked up a good running B4000 and she a dependable Camry. I bonused out getting her hand-me-down 3rd Gen Cavalier that even still has the A/C working on it. Things will settle down one way or the other , if you can - just hold on to your hat and wallet and weather out the storm.
I find myself thinking long term and wondering if and when the Feds will slam the public with another Cash-for-Klunker Deal when the time is right for them to promote sales of EV's. When that happens it surely will make this mess we are seeing now a walk in the park compared to the aftermath of massive numbers of ICE vehicles pulled off the road !
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Spike J wrote:
I don't know if RS package was an option on the wagons but I know the v6 was an option.
$6k these days gets you a 200,000+miles probably rusted beyond repair truck.
My brother in law is looking for a newer car and can't find anything under 100,000 miles in his price and size range. He hopes his car lasts another year when prices might come back down to reality.
I can't believe my dad's Cruze actually appreciated in value, he recently got a letter from a local dealership offering to buy it for more than he paid for it if it passes their trade in inspection.
RS was an option with either a 4cyl or V6 available. I don't recall all the years though. And yeap, that is what my workmate has run into. His old Chevy's trans went out and he started looking at buying another used on. Sticker shock hit him though, once he saw where prices are at. I offered to help change his trans, but the old truck is eat up with rust and he doesn't want to mess with it.
Orlen Brown wrote:Hope everyone is doing well these days !! :-)
Yes the auto market (used & new) has turned on its ear. I strongly recommend for folks to take it easy and try to just repair what you have. Not only are prices through the roof but vehicle conditions should be very suspect. Anyone selling a good vehicle in these conditions must have their head examined unless it might be for health reasons or a death in the family. So the old saying goes " If it is too good to be true , it usually is " Right now fixing and playing for time is probably far cheaper than rolling the dice on a purchase that very well might wind up needing more repairs and costing you more than what you already have.
Fortunately my Sweetie and I made our purchases last year before the market went nuts. I picked up a good running B4000 and she a dependable Camry. I bonused out getting her hand-me-down 3rd Gen Cavalier that even still has the A/C working on it. Things will settle down one way or the other , if you can - just hold on to your hat and wallet and weather out the storm.
I find myself thinking long term and wondering if and when the Feds will slam the public with another Cash-for-Klunker Deal when the time is right for them to promote sales of EV's. When that happens it surely will make this mess we are seeing now a walk in the park compared to the aftermath of massive numbers of ICE vehicles pulled off the road !
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I've not been in the market, so I really didn't know how things had gotten. I've got 3 of my cars on the road, so I should be okay for quite a while. Lots of spare parts, both new and serviceable used ones. Some new parts are getting hard to get for 2nd gen cars, I've noticed. I expect this will just get worse.
You are probably correct about another C4K act. Now that you've mentioned it, I can see that happening. God help us all.
Very interested if it’s still available?
