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This Camaro has been with it's owner since 2002 and has only traveled 8126 miles since new. Chevrolet's Camaro is an unmistakable name in any car culture. Whether you're a car of drag racing, road racing, or just cruising with the top down, you know the Camaro. Introduced in 1967 Chevy started by making an affordable, lightweight, and attractive vehicle that US buyers ate up. Through the years Chevrolet added more horsepower, power equipment, and more trim levels. This 2002 35th Anniversary model comes from the Camaros 'last generation' until 2010 of course. Up front, you'll find the legendary 5. 7 Liter LS1 V8. The LS1 has quickly become one of the most popular swaps in the engine world. They are rugged, simple, and very powerful. In this application, the LS1 puts out a conservatively rated 305 Horsepower. The V8 is backed by a stout 4L60E 4 speed automatic transmission running to a 3. 42 rear end ratio with posi traction. This Convertible is finished in a stunning red exterior with a Tan convertible top....

The Chevy II was GMs introduction to the compact car market. It was a smaller car with good looks and an economical 6-cylinder engine. This Chevy II has done away with the inline 6 and turned this Nova into a reputable street Machine. Under the hood is a fresh 350 small block that puts a little more power under the hood than that old straight 6. Topped off with a set of high flowing aluminum heads and a Holley 600cfm carb feeding the set up this small block is sure to impress. Matched up to a350 Turbo transmission and a seat of 3:08s in the rear this Chevy II runs out great with both low-end grunt and top end pull. The aftermarket disc brakes upfront really give the car a great feel when slowing down, With the complete brake system overhauled using new parts you can hit the pedal with confidence. The dark walnut paint looks great on the car while the tan insert in the rear panel helps to break it up. The Gold Hurst wheels really help to tie it...

The year 1982 was the last for the C3 Corvette, whose body dated back to 1968 and basic chassis design went back to the C2 of 1963. The Corvette now carried an automatic 4-speed unit, and a 200-bhp 350 cubic-inch Chevy small-block V-8. Climb behind the wheel this Raven Black Corvette and you'll be reminded why NASA Apollo astronauts were so drawn to these in the late '60s. It was high tech, with sapce grey interior that is aircraft inspired, and they are agile and fast. Simply put, these cars are fun to drive, and they're often greeted with cheers and thumbs-up as...

This freshly restored Camaro sports a healthy 305cid V8 and automatic transmission.

The interior was completely replaced at the time of restoration as well as a fresh coat of paint.

The hood was replaced when the car was restored and upgraded to a factory style Z28 hood.

Equipped with AC, PS ,PB, PL and Tilt Wheel this Camaro comes fully loaded and ready to fly down the road or to your local show...

Of course, the soft top is black and brings the total package together. The grey leather interior looks like it might have never been sat on and with less than 29,436 miles on the odometer this 2002 Camaro for sale is not even broken in yet, Think about this, less than 29,436 miles in 16 years, that's 1,635 miles a year! Of course powering this nearly new 2002 Camaro is the much loved LS1 5. 7 liter V8 packing a whopping 325 Horse power that moves this pony car with ease. Backing the LS1 is a 4 speed automatic transmission that gives you total control of this ride and makes blasting away from a stop light a thing of ease, yet cruises down the interstate at 70 MPH with the engine turning just a couple of hundred Rev's Per Minute above idle. This is the kind of car that set the platform for many performance car throughout its history and still to this day had Camaro badging...