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This beauty is sharp with its original reflecting mirror like black paint and black leather interior. It is sure to turn heads anywhere it goes.

This Camaro isn't just any 5. 7 Liter LT1 V8 engine, its supercharged and ready to roll. It has a numbers matching Engine and transmission with tons of great upgrades to make this Camaro stand apart from the rest. It has an MSD ignition system, BBK Throttle body, Lingenfelter Distributor, Nitto Performance rear tires, SLP Headers, and has been lubed with full synthetic oils. This is a 2-owner car that the current owner has owned for the last 15 years and has kept the miles under 57,000. The miles are documented to authenticate the numbers matching drive train. This is car #266 that is badged from the factory. This 6 speed HURST manual transmission is geared for the true driving experience. This car not only has A/C but also power steering, windows, and even power locks for the doors. If you are looking for a sleek Camaro to have some...

The Chevrolet Camaro was released to the public in 1967 to battle the car that started the whole Pony Car craze. 35 Years later and almost 4. 9 million cars sold, Chevrolet made the decision to cut the Camaro out of the line-up. They would, however, have a great sendoff car in the 2002 Camaro SS. This example is dressed in Bright Red with a Black Convertible top. Nearly 50,000 Camaros were produced, and this SS is one of 1,443. It has lived a very pampered life which you can tell by the quality of the original paint. Typically, red paint is not the kindest to the ageing process but this one with about 9,800 miles still looks amazing. The black cloth top looks great while in the up position, but everyone knows the real fun happens when that top goes down. The ebony leather interior against the red exterior absolutely sets this car off. Tying it all together is a set of 10 spoke 5-star aluminum wheels. The soft compound tires will give you the best possible traction, especially once they get warmed up. Under that air induction hood lies the one that started the whole LS craze. This original,...

In 1985, Chevrolet introduced the legendary IROC-Z version that was named after the International Race of Champions. Offered as an option package on the Z28, the Camaro IROC-Z featured an upgraded suspension, lowered ride height, specially-valved Delco-Bilstein shocks, larger diameter sway bars, a steering/frame brace known as the 'wonder bar', a special decal package, and an optional tuned port injection system taken from the Chevrolet Corvette. It also shared the Corvette's unidirectional tires in a 245/50/VR16 and received unique new aluminum 5-spoke 16x8-inch wheels. This three-owner, show-ready, 1989 Camaro IROC-Z has its original 350 TPI 5. 7L V8 Equipped with rare SLP goodies and 4-speed automatic with only 57,780 miles showing. Everything works, including the power windows, hatch switch, radio, cold AC, and power seats. The steering wheel leather is good, the factory leather interior and factory floor mats look great, as well as the original hatch shade, carpet, and headliner. Only things that are not original are the very expensive repaint and decals, windshield, intake, and catalytic converter. The car runs great, looks great, and has always been stored in a climate-controlled garage. From bumper to bumper, this car is mostly all-original, making it a vehicle...

Options on this car include cruise control, tilt steering, heavy-duty suspension, a Delco AM/FM radio, auxiliary lighting, a rear defroster, four speakers and, of course, the 305-cubic-inch HO V8 engine. Just about every other available option is on this car as well, including power steering, air conditioning, power windows and power locks. If you don't know the story behind the Aero Coupe it is a simple one. In 1986 Chevrolet changed the rear glass on the Monte Carlo to compete with the Ford Thunderbird. NASCAR rules dictated that 200 examples had to make it into production for homologation. And in 1986, that's exactly how many Chevrolet built. To civilians, this very special Monte Carlo was sold as the Aerocoupe. In 1987 Production of the Monte Carlo was over 39,000 with 6,052 being Aerocoupes. Today they are a rare breed and if you can find one, they sell considerably higher than their flat window counterparts. This example is in excellent condition with 70,330 original miles and no modifications. The Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe looks...

This coupe is part of the fourth generation of Camaro's. It was owned by one family throughout its entire life and came into the showroom with just under 16,000 original miles. The owner has kept an extensive log of all routine maintenances, documentation, and even the original window sticker!

This Camaro is dressed in a Sebring silver topped with a black roof. The sun hits the curves just right, giving it a great glow. The contrast from the metallic paint to the black interior is extremely tasteful. Inside is so clean and well kept, the leather is eagerly waiting for its new owner. Under the hood boasts a 5. 7 Liter LS1 V8 engine. Throw it into gear with the Hurst short throw shifter and experience all the muscle of the old with all the luxury of the new. This Camaro features options such as lumbar support, power windows, power locks, cruise control, anti-lock brakes, ice cold a/c, tilt steering, fog lamps, radio controls on the steering wheel,...