1991 Chevrolet Camaro Rs 383 Stroker on 2040-cars
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1991 Chevrolet Camaro RS. w/ a 383 Stroker- V-8. Very fast car and sounds great on idle. This car is in Great condition with only a few nicks and scratches, and 0 dents. Aqua in color.
The motor was built from the ground up in 2012 and has approx. 25,000 miles on it. The odometer original miles reads almost 196,000. The tires are in great condition with Corvette Rally Wheels. There is a scoop on the hood and the windows are tinted dark. There is an over-the-top stereo system in the back, with 2- 12inch Sony Speakers built in a custom box and carpete, pushed by 2 amps, 1 Nitro 800 watt, 1 Dual 600 watt, with a 500K Micro Farad, with 2 additional speakes in the front dash with a CD player. I am located right beside Athens, Georgia where you can pick the car up from. Please email me with any questions you have, you can also request my phone # through my email and then you can call me with any questions. I will gladly email you any additional pictures if requested by email. |
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