1997 Chevy Camaro Z28 1le No Reserve Rare 1 Of Only 45 Built In 1997 Lightweight on 2040-cars
Tempe, Arizona, United States
Body Type:Hatchback
Engine:5.7L 350Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Gray
Make: Chevrolet
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Camaro
Trim: Z28 Coupe 2-Door
Drive Type: RWD
Options: CD Player
Mileage: 134,371
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Sub Model: 1le
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control
Exterior Color: Black
NO RESERVE! 1 of 45 1LE's built in 1997. 1 of 17 black 6 speed 1LE's built in 1997. $1175 1LE package includes engine oil cooler and special handling suspension, no power locks, no power windows, no power seats and no foglights to reduce weight. This is probably the most fun car to drive I have ever owned. Very light weight and fast and handles amazing. Arizona rust free car. I recently bought the car but I regrettably have to sell it because I am moving cross country and I can't take it with me. The guy I bought the car from was a great guy who really, really babied the car and took perfect care of it. I have a stack of receipts from him from the last 2.5 years ordered by date with over $10,000 worth of repairs. New rear rotors and pads, new clutch and motor mounts and trans mounts on 4/10/12 to the tune of $1,506. The car is bone stock except for a flowmaster muffler and Richmond gears. The a/c, heat and cruise control all work great. I haven't found any repairs the car needs aside from a small power steering leak and the plastic dashboard has a crack in it. The seats are all in good shape with no tears. I don't really know what else to say about the car. It shouldn't need anything. Extremely rare and impossible to find car. Runs and drives perfect. Very lightweight for a Camaro.
List of $10,028.00 in repairs that were performed over the past 2.5 years:
9/17/2010 $616.21 replace both cat converters
9/17/2010 $65.44 Two new halogen headlamps
9/20/2010 $40.80 Adjust dimmer switch and replace bulbs
9/24/2010 $432.68 New lock, new mirr o/s, new steering wheel
9/24/2010 $320.80 Replace crankshaft oil seal, replace pinion shaft oil seal and oil change
10/01/2010 $29.27 key, bezel-mir
10/14/2010 $143.82 tint rear window
10/15/2010 $100.00 install custom dual exhaust system
10/19/2010 $127.65 belt, cover, cover
10/19/2010 $568.41 set of 4 245/50ZR-16 BF Goodrich Tires
10/20/2010 $215.62 New Windshield
11/2/2010 $150.34 Sensor, sensor
11/5/2010 $646.02 Intake manifold gasket, oil pressure switch, coolant elbow, pcv elbow, O2 sensors
11/09/2010 $31.27 Connector
11/19/2010 $18.95 Switch
1/5/2011 $857.07 Oil change, oil pan gasket, timing cover gasket
4/29/2011 $77.66 Oil Change and replace oil pressure switch
08/2/2011 $60.00 mws repair
9/15/2011 $167.48 Clean mass airflow sensor, replace fuel filter
9/17/2011 $33.83 Lamp
9/23/2011 $36.86 Oil Change
11/1/2011 $157.84 Replace PCV hose and evap hose
11/8/2011 $71.35 Fuel pressure test
11/9/2011 $371.73 Fuel pump assembly
11/11/11 $684.06 Install fuel pump and replace water pump
1/27/2012 $35.23 Oil change
2/29/2012 $219.49 O2 sensor wires repaired
3/9/12 $77.48 Canister
3/12/12 $268.15 Replace evap control canister and purge solenoid
4/10/12 $1506.73 Replace clutch, motor mounts and transmission mounts
4/12/12 $186.22 Oil pan and gasket
4/13/12 $377.08 labor to install oil pan and gasket and change oil
4/30/12 $343.76 Replace heater core and serpentine belt
7/28/12 $59.13 GM pass key
8/10/2012 $347.73 oil change, rear brake rotors and pads, replace real axle seal, rotate tires
11/25/12 $18.20 air filter and license bolts
1/14/2013 $404.28 replace tie rod ends, alignment, rotate tires
3/1/13 $160 Flowmaster muffler install
Total of maintenance/restoration completed during 2.5 years from 9/17/2010 to 3/17/2013: $10,028.64
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