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On May 30th, 1993, the 77th Indy 500 was held to a packed audience of over 300,000 spectators. Brazilian driver Emerson Fittipaldi took the lead with 16 laps to go, and won his second career Indy 500 victory. Leading the pack before the flying of the green flag and keeping the 220 mile per hour monsters at bay, was the 1993 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Pace Car. The track and the Camaro have long histories together, and 1993 was a big year for the two. It was the first car to have the distinction of being used four times as the pace car. Also, the track had major renovations done for the 1993 race, and 93- was the first year of the boldly redesigned 4th Generation Camaro. In sharp contrast to the 3rd gen it featured smooth bodylines and a modern driving feel. When it lead the pack of racecars in the brickyard, it too looked like a proper racer with its LT-1 V8 producing 275Hp, 16 Inch Alloy Wheels and striking black and white paint. Top that off with the wild colored stripes and the car is a true 90-s head turner. It may look like a racecar, but it still...

The midnight black paint is as deep as an ocean and so was the pockets that funded the 30,000+ dollars of aftermarket goodies! Under the hood of this three owner, modern muscle car is an LS2 402 CID V8 engine backed by a T-56 6-spd manual modified transmission. Backing the drivetrain is a Moser 12 bolt rear-end with 3:55 gears; perfect for performance and cruising. On the car there are 23,100 original miles, but on the engine there are a cool 6,500 miles. You might ask why the miles differ on the LS2 engine as compared to the car. To answer that question, the stock 320 horsepower V8 simply wasn't fast enough. Now, as mentioned before, the 402 CID V8 engine is ready to sit you back in your seat and effortlessly put a smile upon your face. The current engine plants at the wheels 510 documented horsepower! Good luck keeping up. Even though this car was built with SCCA solo racing in mind, streetability was also considered. This car is still perfectly street legal and street friendly. Here is a partial list of some of the aftermarket work: Trick Flow 2. 5' exhaust headers, Pro-Line/Vengeance Racing forged LS2 engine block,...

Low miles are one of the first things buyers look for in the classic car market, and with this ride showing just over 10,000 miles this is about as good as it gets for a collector's item in near pristine condition! These 90s Camaros are a sweet spot for car technology. This example sports a LT1 powerplant which benefits from many modern conveniences such as fuel injection for reliability and drivability but doesn't come with all the electronic nannies todays cars have. These LT1 engines are just a couple small steps away from the powerhouse LS engines that dominated the 2000s until recently when GM revived the LT terminology for their latest and greatest!

The triple black color combo and the interior shows minimal wear or flaws. The CarFax is clean and shows 3 owners. The first owner kept the...

This Camaro SS is an absolute head turner. Painted in beautiful bright red and paired with a clean tan convertible top. The interior is matching tan leather that will make you ask yourself why any other color combination was even offered. Pushing this well-preserved beauty down the road is a stout 5. 7 liter LS1 paired with a 6 speed manual transmission that has just over 22,000 miles. This 2002 Chevy Camaro SS may be eighteen years old but it is fully equipped with all the luxuries a person could ask for. When climbing inside this 2002 Chevy Camaro SS one of the first things you will notice is the rich premium leather. The second thing you will notice is that this car...

The current owner is the 4th owner since new and has owned it over a decade. Walking around this '95 Camaro one should notice the white gloss paint and it's 'like new' white power convertible top. Adding to the curb appeal is 18' chrome Foose alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires, and black badging. The interior offers an offset well with the paint sporting charcoal leather seats. This '95 mixes comfort and performance. Notable features include air conditioning, AM/FM/CD player, cruise control, power locks, power seats, power steering, power windows, seat belts, tilt steering, etc. Powering this Camaro is the factory 350 V8 engine that was rebuilt 600 miles ago with forge pistons and a Pro Comp cam. They also added Pro Comp headers and a 3' Borla exhaust. This powerhouse is mated to a 4-speed automatic transmission with an odometer reading of 55,315. This Camaro also comes with the extra feature of the tonneau parade boot. With the low miles,...