Well folks I thought the day would never happen when I would have to sell my Camaro but with a new job opportunity several states away and the need for moving money, the family always takes priority. The vehicle has had several performance upgrades and would definitely be a great project car. So here it is:
Black 1994 Chevy Camaro Z28
VIN: 2G1FP22P7R2150607 (For Carfax purposes if you choose)
Total Miles: 161,275 (rebuilt engine installed 130,506)
Asking $4,500 OBO
Factory options installed: T-tops, electric windows/locks, cloth bucket seats.
Here is the good stuff....the improvements beyond factory:
Engine
Rebuilt engine installed at 130,506 miles with performance upgrades.
Crane 1.5 Gold series roller rockers
Taylor performance ignition wires
Hypertech power coil
Holley adjustable fuel pressure regulator
BBK 58mm throttle body
Granatelli performance air flow sensor
GM performance cam (dur @.050 221 and int dur @.050 208
ex lift .474 int lift .510)
Aluminum heads three angle valve job
ARP head and exhaust bolts
Accel ignition control system
Powdercoated air intake (red)
K&N air filter with ram air intake
Corvette style starter (easier starting)
Tires
275/40ZR17 tires
Exterior
ZR1 style chrome wheels (17x9.5)
Suncoast creations fiberglass SS style hood (functional ram intake)
Slotted performance disc brakes
Exhaust
Borla adjustable cat-back exhaust
Random performance catalytic converter
Edelbrock shorty exhaust headers
Transmission
Borg Warner T-56 6 speed manual transmission
Hurst shift with Lou's short throw stick
Mcleod clutch/pressure plate
Skip shift override installed
Aluminum driveshaft for less vibration
Interior
Pioneer dash CD player
Rockford component tweeters and midranges
Hart 12" subwoofers (2)
A pillar mounted fuel/air mixture graph gauge
A pillar mounted fuel pressure gauge
Heads up display that shows speed and RPM's. Can be programmed to flash at certain RPM's for shifting
Radioshack trunking scanner (I listen to the radio traffic, not be the cause for radio traffic
)
Extra Items included with car
OBD1 interface cable for computer adjusted timing, code resolution, and performance monitoring
Set of 42 lb fuel injectors
Microfiche of car part list
There are several thousand dollars of work put into the car to include parts, machine work, and labor. All this for $4,500 and the sad look on my face as you drive away with it. I will get some pictures posted when we get some sun shine rather than this overcast. Please IM if you are interested.