1991 Camaro Rs Convertible- 26k Original Miles! on 2040-cars
Corona, California, United States
Up for bid is a beautiful 1991 Camaro RS convertible. Color is teal green with black interior and black top. The car has only 26,320 original miles on it. The interior is like new. The paint is very nice original also. There are a few spots on rear trunk area and a chip on the passenger side mirror from storage, but these are minor paint imperfections for a car over 20 years old. I just installed a new fuel pump, fuel filter and a new battery. The car has been in storage for about 3 years. I have 3 other Camaros and a Pontiac and I couldn't afford registration and insurance for all of them so I put this on NON-OP status. The car has been stored inside with a car cover the last 3 years. The options include PW, PWDL, Cruise Control, A/C, and an aftermarket Jensen am/fm cd player that's brand new. Wheels are original 16" with Goodyear eagle tires. The engine is a 305 TBI, runs great. Flowmaster exhaust. The top is manual, not automatic and has one small tear where it rubs when you put it down. I have an extra air filter lid that I powdercoated gloss black. Also I installed a K&N air filter. The title is in my name ready to be signed over to the new owner. If you have any other questions or if you would like to see it in person ( I recommend this) email me back. thanks for looking!
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