1982 Camaro Z28 Rolling Project on 2040-cars
Fruitland, Iowa, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: rear drive
Model: Camaro
Mileage: 110,991
Trim: Z28
1982 Z28 is a rolling project that me and my son was going to but lost interest.Have extra parts fender, doors,rear hatch with the glass, hood.It has a rust hole where the spare tire fits,and a busted windsheild. There is no motor or tranny in the car but do have a block ,and turbo 350 tranny that will go with the car.We have new t-top seals ,door seals, and hatch seal. This is a Z28 t-top car with a automatic.We have a clear title.asking 1200 or best offer. PICK UP ONLY. We have the for sale locally also. A $100 dollar non-refundable deposit upon purchuse
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