Cat pricing assistance please

This is from a 99 Saturn SC2. Still learning how to price these.



Thank you!

4-Dot, worth anywhere from $45 to $140. If the heat shield is still there on the other side, there will be an 8-digit number on one of its corners. With the number, I can give you an exact value. If the shield and number are gone, it's unfortunately just worth what a core buyer is willing to pay for it "by category", probably in the $60-80 range.

Here's a pic of the bottom. Thanks for the help everyone. the heat shield is still intact but I don't see any numbers, just "Made in USA" and "AC."

If you clean up the crimped corners of the heat shield with a wire brush, you may be able to find the number. There will be a number on two of the corners, the one with eight digits is the one you need. They are usually on the end with the AC stamp. 25146473 is the most common number for a 99 Saturn. That one is only worth around $50, so hopefully it's something different

I'm really having trouble finding the numbers you're talking about.

If the converter has a lot of rust, the number may be gone. It happens a lot up here in the Northern states because of the road salt in the winters. I get the numbers from almost all of my Breadloaf and Roundloaf GMs (even the real ugly rustbuckets), but the 4-Dots can be tough. I still get the numbers on the vast majority of the 4-Dots, but I get more of them with illegible numbers than any other type.

Best thing to do with a no-number 4-Dot is to find a buyer who buys them at a decent price "by category".

4-Dot, worth anywhere from $45 to $140. If the heat shield is still there on the other side, there will be an 8-digit number on one of its corners. With the number, I can give you an exact value. If the shield and number are gone, it's unfortunately just worth what a core buyer is willing to pay for it "by category", probably in the $60-80 range.

If you clean up the crimped corners of the heat shield with a wire brush, you may be able to find the number. There will be a number on two of the corners, the one with eight digits is the one you need. They are usually on the end with the AC stamp. 25146473 is the most common number for a 99 Saturn. That one is only worth around $50, so hopefully it's something different

Yeah without a number even though i dont play the numbers game as he stated above.That is why i would rather a a steady decent price across the board instead of loosing on some and gaining on some.So like i say no matter how you buy or sell them they still average out to around the same.

With that being said it is worth 60-80 or so.

Didnt know you had a buyers page?

You have to have a Buyers page to openly advertise buying or solicit items from members on this forum...

I guess you have been slipping under the radar but it has been posted a number of times (not necessarily directed towards you) that if you want to buy here, pony up some cash and be official. Now you know.