1984 Chevrolet Camaro Z28

This 1984 Chevrolet Camaro Z28, a classic coupe from the third generation of the iconic American sports car series, boasts distinctive features that distinguish it among others. Hailing from Statesville, North Carolina in the United States, this Camaro exhibits its manufacturer's craftsmanship with General Motors LLC’s seal of quality. With a sleek, two-door coupe body type, the vehicle reflects the era's automotive design trends, showcasing a blend of sporty curves and sophisticated lines. Powering this classic is Chevrolet's robust 305 cubic inches (5000cc) V8 engine, configured in the renowned V-shaped arrangement and packing eight cylinders ready to deliver impressive torque. This powerhouse is married to a smooth four-speed automatic transmission to ensure seamless acceleration across variable driving conditions. The car retains its primary fuel type - gasoline - consistent with many vehicles from this period. Manufactured in 1984, the Camaro Z28 carries the model year prominently as part of its design insignia. It's a prime example of early eighties automotive engineering, rolling off production lines in Chevrolet's Norwood plant located in Ohio. Despite being produced over four decades ago, this vehicle still retains contemporary appeal with its distinctive silver and blue paint job added under current ownership. The Z28 variant signifies Chevrolet's commitment to producing high-performance models tailored towards enthusiasts yearning for speed and style without compromising on comfort and safety features like manual seatbelts. This Camaro currently displays a remarkably low mileage of 37,000 miles which attests to its careful usage and meticulous maintenance throughout its lifespan. Located in New York before its acquisition by the current owner via Bring A Trailer (BaT) platform, this 1984 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 now resides in North Carolina awaiting exploration of its next journey on American roads. It stands as a formidable and covetable choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike who seek to own and showcase an iconic piece of Chevrolet's motorsport heritage.

Last bid: $11,500