2001 Chevy Camaro Z28 Sunset Orange Metallic on 2040-cars
Beaverton, Oregon, United States
I have for sale a 2001 Camaro Z28. This very fast and high performance modern muscle car with lots of modern conveniences. It is equipped with the LS1 which has about 330 HP and 340 torque. It pulls really hard and can bury its needle with no problem (I have never done this, too fast for me haha). It also can rip the tires anywhere. the LS1 is mated to the 4L60E automatic overdrive transmission which shifts really nice and keeps the RPM down for more comfortable cruising on the highway. The paint is the rare and highly sought after Sunset Orange Metallic. In 2001 there were only 1800 made in this color. In the pictures i had just washed the car but I did dry it off. There are imperfections in it like most 10+ year old cars but still looks really pretty. It really pops in the sunlight. Very unique and stands out among other muscle cars. It has a clean title and has passed DEQ.
Factory options:
-Power steering
-Four wheel power disc brakes
-Power windows and mirrors
-Black leather interior
-Power bucket driver seat
-Cold blowing air conditioning
-Monsson sound system
-Steering Wheel Controls
-Remote Key fob with lock, unlock, alram, and truck release
-Rear defrosters
-Fog lights
-Defeatable traction control; Works really well and helps with launches. Pretty rare option.
-17x9.5 SS wheels
-Fun T-Tops
Maintenance I've Done:
-Oil Changed with Fully Synthetic 5W-30 Penzoil Platinum
-Napa Gold Oil Filter
-New air filter
-A few bulbs replaced
-Resurfaced front drilled and slotted rotors
-New rear rotors
-New ceramic brake pads at all four corners
-NGK Iridium spark plugs
-Driver's side catalytic converter replaced along with gaskets
-Power Steering fluid flushed
-Power steering cap replaced
-Serpentine Belt replaced
Aftermarket Modifications:
-SLP Front Grill
-SLP Cold Air Kit
-SLP Strut Tower Brace
-Corsa 3" Cat Back Exhaust (very expensive; no drone on the highway, unlike flowmaster, and has an amazing sports car sound. Not too raspy like other cheaper exhaust manufacturers.)
Run Video:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbRujuqmULU
Reason for selling is that I want a older car that is easier to work and learn on. I'm looking for a job in the automotive industry and an older car would be easier for a less experienced mechanic. $8500 OBO. I would do a partial trade. It would need to be something worth under $5000 and the rest in cash. I'm mostly interested in Pre-DEQ cars (before 1975). Most any Chevy/ GM muscle car, but open to most other cars. Needs to be American though. Sad to see this go but it will make someone else very happy. Call or text 971-344-492six anytime besides weekdays from 7:30-1:00. Thanks
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