All Original And Unmolested 1998 Camaro Z28 on 2040-cars
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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Up for auction is an all original and incredibly clean 1998 Camaro Z28. This car has ONLY 36300 kilometers, it retains it's original paint that shows beautifully. The dark gray cloth interior is like new with no signs of wear. Car is fully loaded including T-tops, every power option is in working order including the air conditioning. Car still sports it's original Eagle GA tires on factory polished aluminum GM rims. There is a small scratch/dent the size of a dime on the front hood. Car has always been stored indoors in a climate controlled environment. Car also comes with a form fitting Wolf car cover. I do encourage anyone whose interested in this car to come and see it prior to bidding. Good luck on the bidding. |
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