1985 Chevrolet Camaro Iroc-z L69 W Manual Tranny Mint on 2040-cars
Rochester, New York, United States
You are looking at this RARE nice & clean 1985 Chevy CAMARO IROC-Z .....ONLY 2497 were made with the 305 L69 engine
with the manual 5-sp tranny combo.....
it has the T-top(will come with the storage bags)........it just turned original 66k miles. It has the RED exterior
with Grey interior. NON-SMOKER and NEVER RACED OR ABUSED. always garaged, personal collector car
car equipped with the 4-BBL L69 HO V8 305ci engine with the RARE Manual Transmission, runs & shifts like NEW
this car was build in Norwood OH, some of you guys prob already know the workers in Norwood factory were putting
out some of the highest quality paint jobs in the world with their new turbo bell paint system, which electrically
charged paint to the car bodies w virtually no overspray.......compare to the Van Nuys CA build cars.....Norwood
ones are much better.....
tires ONLY has 300 miles on them, just had them installed 2 month ago....and haven't put any miles on them yet
exhaust are performance flowmaster kit...sounds great....video here....
i do have most service receipt or parts receipts collected over the years....car never had any accident, NEVER
drove in winter, NO rust anywhere outside to underside.....interior is clean as well......whole car complete
orginal except the exhaust,.
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