Looking sharp and running in top form, this 1991 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 is an outstanding representative of Chevy's iconic muscle car in its third-generation form - a form that's been enhanced by the aesthetic upgrades its Z/28 status brings. We see our share of low mileage classics from time to time, but this Camaro takes that term to an extreme - its 7350 miles equates to just a little over 200 miles a year. That's less than the average American drives in just one week.
When third generation Camaros like this '91 were released, their design borrowed very little from previous generations, and their sharply angled windshields - a styling cue that not only looked great when introduced but also increased aerodynamic efficiency - actually broke a long-standing internal GM rule that had limited their slope to 60 degrees. The year that this car rolled out, Chevy gave Z/28s a pretty substantial updating, equipping them with a new ground effects package up front and a new high-rise spoiler in back, to go along with their fog lights and special edition wheels and these features are well-represented on this car. The black paint draped over its dynamic form is in good shape and gives the car a suitably aggressive appearance.
Inside the doors you'll find a gray cloth interior that's in surprisingly clean condition, showing unusually little wear for a car that's 30 years old, but then again, few cars are as lightly traveled as this one. Everything in the cockpit presents very nicely - you rarely come across a center console that appears anywhere near as fresh as this one, and the dash area and door panels look pretty much as they did when this Camaro first rolled off the line. There's also an impressive level of originality on display - the aftermarket steering wheel seems to be about the only deviation from stock configuration. Comfort and convenience features include power steering, air conditioning that's blowing cold and strong, a tilt wheel, and a rear window defogger. At the center of the dash, the AM/FM/cassette stereo is still in great working order, so you'll have an opportunity to pull your collection out of storage.
This muscle car classic is powered by a fuel injected 5.7-liter V8 that's another beneficiary of its light usage. It's running strong and smooth and sits in a well-maintained engine compartment, teaming with 4-speed automatic 700R4 transmission with an overdrive gear to keep revs down on the highway. And, if you put a high premium on handling ability, this car has you covered. A number of wisely chosen upgrades have been added to equip it with outstanding agility, including a Detroit Speed sway bar kit in both front and back, front tubular control arms, Detroit Speed trailing arms and more. With these top tier components on board, this Camaro offers a stellar performance-centric driving experience. And, when it's time to come to a stop, you'll find power disc brakes at all four corners. This special edition Chevy rolls on a set of 16" Z/28 wheels wrapped with Firestone Firehawk tires that still have tread to offer.
Impressively well-equipped and road ready, this 1991 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 has miles and miles of future enjoyment to provide its next lucky owner. Call today!
When third generation Camaros like this '91 were released, their design borrowed very little from previous generations, and their sharply angled windshields - a styling cue that not only looked great when introduced but also increased aerodynamic efficiency - actually broke a long-standing internal GM rule that had limited their slope to 60 degrees. The year that this car rolled out, Chevy gave Z/28s a pretty substantial updating, equipping them with a new ground effects package up front and a new high-rise spoiler in back, to go along with their fog lights and special edition wheels and these features are well-represented on this car. The black paint draped over its dynamic form is in good shape and gives the car a suitably aggressive appearance.
Inside the doors you'll find a gray cloth interior that's in surprisingly clean condition, showing unusually little wear for a car that's 30 years old, but then again, few cars are as lightly traveled as this one. Everything in the cockpit presents very nicely - you rarely come across a center console that appears anywhere near as fresh as this one, and the dash area and door panels look pretty much as they did when this Camaro first rolled off the line. There's also an impressive level of originality on display - the aftermarket steering wheel seems to be about the only deviation from stock configuration. Comfort and convenience features include power steering, air conditioning that's blowing cold and strong, a tilt wheel, and a rear window defogger. At the center of the dash, the AM/FM/cassette stereo is still in great working order, so you'll have an opportunity to pull your collection out of storage.
This muscle car classic is powered by a fuel injected 5.7-liter V8 that's another beneficiary of its light usage. It's running strong and smooth and sits in a well-maintained engine compartment, teaming with 4-speed automatic 700R4 transmission with an overdrive gear to keep revs down on the highway. And, if you put a high premium on handling ability, this car has you covered. A number of wisely chosen upgrades have been added to equip it with outstanding agility, including a Detroit Speed sway bar kit in both front and back, front tubular control arms, Detroit Speed trailing arms and more. With these top tier components on board, this Camaro offers a stellar performance-centric driving experience. And, when it's time to come to a stop, you'll find power disc brakes at all four corners. This special edition Chevy rolls on a set of 16" Z/28 wheels wrapped with Firestone Firehawk tires that still have tread to offer.
Impressively well-equipped and road ready, this 1991 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 has miles and miles of future enjoyment to provide its next lucky owner. Call today!
