This is without question one of the Toughest decisions I've ever had to make. Let me explain why...

I remember when I was about 12 years old and I was outside of my house riding my bike with a friend. We had built this little (Monstrous to us at the time, lol) ramp, placed baseball cards in our spokes to make our bikes sound cool and were getting ready to ride down our hill and hit the ramp like Evil Knievel. My Friend started to go first and as he started going we all of a sudden heard this Amazing Roar (for a slight second we thought it was the his bike from the baseball cards)!! This Roar, this Sound we could hear from around our corner. It was Loud, it was Mean, it was Cool whatever it was. We looked at each other in Great suspense as to what it was. We waited in anticipation to catch the first glimpse of the nose of this Beast that was getting ready to turn the corner of our Neighborhood.

Just as we couldn't wait a second longer, there it came. This rumbling, throaty, ground shaking MONSTER peaking its nose at the corner stop sign. It was sleek, it was Ready it was something I hadn't ever seen before. And, there it came, eyes pointing straight at us as if it was going to Eat us for Breakfast. All of a Sudden it took off like a Rocket, tires spinning, smoke pillowing up behind it as it headed right towards us as if it was going to take off like a Jet! And, boy, it sounded just like one coming down that street!

We waited for about 2.2 seconds before that Beast pulled up in front of the house across from us. The car stayed there and ran as he hit the gas pedal and I saw the car shake, rock back and forth with all the horsepower just Screaming through it. He hit the gas a Second time and it was as if all that POWER just sucked the Oxygen out of the air as we stood there in awe, feeling the ground shaking below our feet and of what was in front of us. It was a 1995 Z28 5.7 liter V8 Camaro that just rocked our entire Neighborhood and at that very moment changed my Life forever. I knew one day, I would own that car.....

Fast forward 20 years...

I own this car, I saved every penny I could to buy this car. I worked overtime for more than two years to save for it. I searched dozens and dozens of Camaro's until I found the Perfect one and this was it. I Love this car. After our Kids went off to college I couldn't wait to go out and get it and I did. I washed and waxed it every Sunday. I kept it in the garage covered up. We took it out Every Saturday night. My eyes would water up every time I got into it. It brought back that Childhood memory every time I saw it.

Well, after enjoying my Pride and Joy.......my Wife surprised me with news of a New Pride and Joy that will be entering our lives in about 8 months. My first thought was my Camaro. My second thought was the start of a new college fund. We thought we were past the "Baby raising stages" and getting ready to finish paying for two already in college. But, that's ok. I am happy, excited and of course a little nervous at the same time.

I am starting this Auction off at $1.00 and it will sell to the highest well deserved bidder for them to enjoy for a long time as I did. I spent $10,000 on the car when I purchased it. I was told that it has just about 500hp in it and well, it feels like it when you take off!! (i have not personally had it Dyno'd) It has 80,000 ORIGINAL miles and a CLEAN CARFAX. It has scratches from a runaway shopping cart a couple months ago (pretty easy fix). It is loaded with all the options, Leather, AC, Custom Exhaust also installed., Power Windows and Locks. It has an Alarm system (COBRA) installed. Everything works, but of course its not perfect (to me it is, but to someone that is more knowledgeable than me it may be less than a 10).

This is a California car. There is ZERO and I mean ZERO rust! I will assist with shipping (cost of course would be the responsibility of the buyer).

Hope everyone has an Awesome Day!

The car is sold as is where is. no warranties expressed or disclosed. all inspections are welcome and encouraged. bidding is the responsibility of the buyer.

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