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2001 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Ss Slp T-tops 6mt T-56 on 2040-cars

Year:2001 Mileage:59000
Location:

Westfield, Indiana, United States

Westfield, Indiana, United States
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2001 Camaro SS SLP 59000 miles T-Tops Black on Black LS1 V8

#2114 on the SLP Registry
Tremec T56 manual
Factory Hurst Shifter
Factory SLP intake
Rare Center Mount Exhaust

Very stock unmolested Non raced, rare Camaro SS SLP

I have a very nice Black/Black 2001 Camaro SS T-Tops, with all of the SLP upgrades from the factory. The SS came from the factory with an LS1 for 2001 which has the LS6 intake and this car also has the Tremec T56 6-speed manual with the factory SLP upgraded Hurst shifter. With the SLP upgrades the LS1 is putting out 345HP and 350TQ. Stock.
~59,000 miles and is garage kept, She is not a garage queen and I drive it regularly on nice days, but it is very clean and is not raced and runs great. Like new tires, Clutch does NOT slip, no grinding in any gears, Syncros are in very good condition including the 2-3 shift.

SLP factory installed options:
SLP UPGRADES +20HP =345HP
SLP CENTER MOUNT EXHAUST
SLP LID BOX W/SLP MASS AIR FLOW SENSOR
High-Flow Air-Box Lid, SLP Mass-Air-Flow Sensor, F-Body Smooth Bellows, and Blackwing® Air Filter
BILSTEIN UPGRADE SS SUSPENSION & STRUT TOWER BRACE
HURST SHIFTER - SLP SKIP SHIFT ELIMINATOR
AUBUR HIGH TORQUE GOLD SERIES DIFFERENTIAL
WHITE SS GAUGE PKG
17X9 ZR1 CHROME 5 SPOKE ALUMINIUM WHEELS
GRILL WITH SS LOGO
GM CAMARO RUBBER FLOOR MATS

Recent Maintenance
@50K
PLUGS,
MSD WIRES,
FUEL FILTER,
COOLANT FLUSH,
NEW BLACKWING AIR FILTER,
FUEL SYSTEM CLEANER,
OIL CHANGE MOBIL1 AND K AND N OIL FILTER.
@51K
OIL CHANGE MOBIL 1 DENSO OIL FILTER
@56K
Trans fluid change Pennzoil® Synchromesh 4qt
Oil Change Rotella T6 5w-40 Syn

Although the Autocheck says this was in an accident back in 2003 I have personally had this car on a lift and looked over every inch, there are no welds on any core supports or any other part of the vehicle. The frame is perfectly straight with no signs of straightening at all. All suspension looks like the stock components. You are more than welcome to come and look the vehicle over before purchase. This is a lot of car for the money and runs terrific. I regularly take this car to the car shows and cars and coffee and it is always the cleanest and best sounding Camaro SS.


 


On Sep-13-14 at 19:35:35 PDT, seller added the following information:

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