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Chevy Camaro Z28 Iroc Convertible 5-speed 13k Orig Miles!! on 2040-cars
US $20,900.00
Year:1989
Mileage:13000
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Hi Everyone, Available is a Stunning 89 IROC-Z convertible in the most desirable color combination and drivetrain. Car is a 305, 5.0L TPI, 5-speed. Has 13k original miles, never driven in rain in inclement weather. Deluxe cloth interior with just about all options. Most of the 13k miles were put on it by the current owner since 2005. Blue with a gray cloth interior, Black top, very original benchmark level car. 100% original paint, no accidents ever, no rust ever, was a southern car until it was shipped up to Mass about 6-7 years ago when bought. Never been driven in any foul weather and it's always garaged. Yes, the car has the original "ink-mark-still-showing" GoodYear Gatorback tires (which are near impossible to find and validate the mileage), as well as the original GM floor mats. Photocopy of the original window sticker is available. Car has no stories, just a collector owned car since day 1. Currently on it's 4th owner. The following has been replaced over the years: the injectors, MAF sensor, plugs, antenna (with stationary antenna), radio (YES the original is included, none of the wires were cut when the CD player was installed), and all fluids. The battery has been replaced too. Car is fun to drive and ALWAYS gets attention at cruise nights and car shows. Like anything, if you want to use it to drive it, it should have the tires replaced, they are definitely old and are starting to dry rot. If you want to get real critical, the car does have a very small ding or two that you need to climb all over it to find, but it's really a very nice car. The top does have some very small wear from being down and the vinyl boot around the rear deck has the wear marks from the top (see pics, every one of these cars does this, it's due to design). Also, the arm rests are just starting to separate (again, they all do this over time and it's easily fixable). They are only original once and thirdgen Camaros and Firebird with low mileage and the right options / colors are starting to skyrocket in value, they have recently been in the press about how they are great to collect as they are going up in value quickly. Buy this one to enjoy before the prices go nuts. I am posting for a very close friend, if you have any questions, I will get you in touch with him direct. You are welcome to view the car if serious prior to making a bid. Serious bids only please!! Car is located in Worcester MA, about an hour from Boston. If you do not have the funds, please do not bid. He may consider a partial trade for a low mile ram air trans am convertible with a 6-speed, nothing else. I reserve the right to cancel the auction at any time. $2,000 is due within 24 hours of auction close. The rest is due within 7 days, cash or certified bank check only. The car must be picked up within 7 days of auction close. The buyer is responsible for all shipping arrangements. Thanks! |
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