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1986 Iroc-z Camaro Hardtop - Solid Driver, No Reserve! on 2040-cars

Year:1986 Mileage:115785 Color: /Tan interior
Location:

Leesburg, Virginia, United States

Leesburg, Virginia, United States

1986 Camaro IROC-Z

Burgundy exterior/Tan interior, this IROC-Z is 95% original, the only aftermarket additions that I am aware of are the following:

  • Car was re-painted at some point, I estimate the paint job to be at least 10 years old
  • Flowmaster Exhaust (has a great sound)
  • Aftermarket stereo head unit and amplifier
  • Aftermarket window tint

The overall condition of this vehicle is GOOD, I will try to touch the most asked about areas on a scale of 1-10:

Interior 8.5 - Overall great shape, original seats have no holes or tears, original steering wheel is solid, dash is not faded cracked or damaged, rear cargo area has a small hole in upholstery but nothing major, door panels are solid with no cracks, carpet and headliner are both in great shape as well, aftermarket window tint is older and bubbling in several areas and should be removed at some point in my opinion, aftermarket stereo works but amplifier does not I think it is just a connection issue

Exterior 7.5 - The exterior paint overall is solid, car is rust free, there is a small area on the left rear bumper where the paint is chipping, weather stripping around windows is dry and cracked and should be replaced, all lights/blinkers function normally, doors close evenly and line up properly, undercarriage is solid and hardtop roof does not leak

Wheels/Tires 6 - Wheels are original 16" bronzed IROC wheels and are in pretty good shape, tires are a little old and should be replaced at some point

Engine 9 - Original LB9 Tuned Port 305ci V8 engine runs strong and has 115785 Original miles, car has been sitting for several months and could probably use an oil change, engine compartment is a little dirty but everything is in working order

Overall 8 - This IROC truly is a great example of a well cared for classic, with only a minor amount of effort this could be a perfect specimen. This car has a clean Carfax and the title is onsite. There are no major issues with this car, it is in great shape for a 28 year old vehicle. Feel free to contact me if you have any additional questions and thanks for looking.

$500 non-refundable deposit required within 24hrs of auction end. Car is being sold as is, where is, with no warranties implied or given, I also reserve the right to end the auction at any time as the vehicle is also being advertised locally. 

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