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Balsam Lake, Wisconsin, United States
…….from the Jim Smith
GMMG Collection……….. 2002 35th
Anniversary GMMG Performance Edition #28 Camaro SS Only 50 PE’s were built by
GMMG 1 of 1 – Only Sunset Orange PE built (most were red) (A very rare, high horsepower &
collectible GMMG) Phase 2X-6 – 500 hp was
completed in 2007 (Phase 2X with LS6 heads) PE #28 has 44,250 miles BUT fewer than 5k on the engine upgrade. 6 speed – Hurst Short Throw
shifter Smoke Glass T-Tops – Leather
– 4:10 gears – Special GMMG Suspension 1 3/4 ’ long tube headers & stainless
steel GMMG open chamber exhaust 12 Disc CD Changer – Correct
Red PE Car Cover & PE Floor Mats New
BFG g-Force 275/40ZR17’s on the correct GMMG Torque Thrust II’s with new Center Caps The original Sunset Orange
Metallic paint is amazing & always looks different depending on the light. 1st place at the first show
– 2013 All Chevy Show in MN – Best 4th Gen. History: The original owner
lived near GMMG & would visit often so the car always got the ‘TLC’ from
Matt & little upgrades. The Phase 2X6 500 hp
engine upgrade was done in 2007 & since then less than 5,000 have been
logged. (About 700 miles a year) The owner traded in
PE #28 & a ’70 Z-28 for a new 5th Gen. ZL1 & that’s how I
was able to buy the car. There were a number
of small things that just were not right or were missing. I’ve spend numerous hours & money making
the car 100% correct just the way GMMG built it. I located possibly the last red PE Car
cover on the planet The correct Torque Thrust II wheels
& new tires are on the car now I had new windshield numbers & the
air box decal reproduced GMMG 'Phase 2X6' Performance
Package (500 HP) includes TTS Full length Ceramic Coated Headers
& Cats Phase 2X6 Cam Shaft - Phase 2X6 Hand
ported throttle body Phase 2X6 stamped & numbered
Cylinder Heads with gaskets & head bolts Phase 2X6 Chrome-Moly Pushrods - Phase 2 LS6 Valve Springs Phase 2X6 Computer Recalibration with
6500 Rev Limiter Red coated brake calipers – suspension
upgrades 500HP hood Decal Phase 2X6 Upgrade Cost - $7,990 + GMMG
SS Package $9,995 = $17,985 for Upgrade to
Phase 2X6 + Vehicle cost of $31,230 MSRP TOTAL - $49,215 Sunset Orange Metallic always
looks different depending on the light & is a fantastic color. Link with more photos & information: http://www.daytonapacecars.com/id79.html Learn more about GMMG’s @ http://forums.gmmgregistry.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=377 On the road Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpzUIjb0bDA
If you are looking for a very
rare GMMG that rocks; PE #28 talks the talk & walks the walk. GMMG’s are increasing in value & are good investments that you can drive because of the very low build numbers. There is a very minor flaw - passenger mirror - inside was touched up. You will love this super rare
GMMG. No disappointments. Call of e-mail Jim Smith if you
have any questions – GMMG Registry 715-529-0898 info@gmmgregistry.com If you follow GMMG's you already know that Phase II & Phase 2X6 - 500 hp GMMG are selling for a lot more than PE #28 |
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