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Topped with an Edelbrock performance intake, solid roller cam, eagle forged crank, Afr heads and a quickfuel carburetor, this 1980 Z-28 is not just show but a whole lot of GO! Backing the small block Chevy is a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission. Built to handle massive torque, this 1980 Camaro for sale is ready to lay down the rubber, when you are! Laying the power to the pavement is a 3. 73 geared 10-bolt rear end. Add in the power steering and power brakes and you have a ride that's just as easy to drive as it is enjoyable! The exterior is a real throwback, with a clean black paint job. The interior is no different, with black racing buckets up front and a rollcage out back. The automatic shifter is held snug in the center console which just begs to be grabbed when sitting behind the steering wheel. Options on this 1980 Chevrolet Camaro include: power brakes, power steering, tilt wheel, seat belts, cloth...

The odometer reads 2795, which represents the mileage on the car since the build was complete. Options for this 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 include: Air Conditioning, AM/FM Radio with CD Player, T-Tops, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Locks, Power Windows, Tilt Wheel, Seat Belts, Cloth Interior, Radial Tires, and Aluminum/Alloy Wheels. The LS1 V8 engine was donated from a 2002 Trans Am, and has roughly 27,000 miles on it. Inside the engine bay you will find polished pulleys, a few chrome accents, and a set of gorgeous headers. A 4L60E automatic transmission transfers the power from the LS1 to an Auburn rear end that houses 3. 73 Posi-Trac gears. Power disc brakes with slotted rotors adorn all four corners, and Hotchkis suspension goodies are present in the front and rear, all come together to help this 79' Z28 perform like a late model muscle car. The Nassau Blue exterior paint was an excellent color choice, and it looks absolutely stunning next to the Z28 graphics and black T-Tops. ZR1 Corvette styled aluminum/alloy wheels are wrapped in radial tires, and provide an excellent look to the build. The dark gray cloth interior looks like...

The second generation Camaro was an instant success with the public. Its new lower and wider stance led way to its nickname -super hugger-. The 1971 Camaro received very little changes from 1970 which was a direct result from the late arrival of the 1970 model but the strike did not help things either. Even with all this going on GM still had a good looking car but in order to make it great you the RS package add on was required. This gave the car a much more masculine look with the grill plummeting out of the middle and two small chrome bumpers on either side it truly made the Camaro look like a totally different car. This 71 is believed to be an original real deal split bumper with its two round parking lights up top making it a dead giveaway. The red paint is slick and shows off the lines of this hopped up pony car while the black racing stripes compliment the lower spoiler perfectly. The stance of this hugger is even wider and lower than normal thanks to the new shocks upfront and a set of airbags in the rear this thing rides like it is...

Backing this big-block beauty is a Turbo 400 3-speed automatic transmission, which could help you punch your ticket to muscle car stardom. New Mickey Thompson ST-s on old-school Cragar mags, a cowl hood and rear-deck spoiler complete the look of this incredible 2nd generation -Super Hugger- Camaro. Enhancing the performance and drivability on this Chevrolet Camaro for sale are 4-wheel disc brakes, a 3. 25 ratio 10-bolt posi-traction rear end and power steering. The ultra-clean upgraded black cloth interior is cooled with factory a/c. and accented by a tilt steering column, a Kenwood AM/FM CD player with removable face and remote and a custom Pilot Steering wheel. Fulfill your Camaro dreams now!

Painted in a metallic midnight blue this Z28 looks every part like an unmolested Z28 should. This car bolsters a 5. 7 Liter (350ci) 4BBL. V-8 engine and an automatic transmission. This Z28 was originally from the Van Nuys, CA assembly plant where the factory upgrades included factory T-Tops, tinted windows, Air Conditioning, bucket seats, and the Z28 trim package. The upgrades did not stop there, a special sport suspension package w/ a front sway bar, and the 'special striping treatment' was also added making this Z28 a true 80's muscle car.

The mileage indicates 46,853 miles. The owner indicates there is a possibility this is actual however, there is no direct documentation to prove this. From our assessment the Camaro...