2011 Camaro 2ss, Six Speed Manual, Rare Synergy Green, 63 Miles!!!!! on 2040-cars
Festus, Missouri, United States
Transmission:Manual
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Sub Model: SS
Make: Chevrolet
Exterior Color: Green
Model: Camaro
Interior Color: Black
Trim: SS
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: Rear
Mileage: 63
This is your second chance to buy a new 2011 Synergy Green 2SS Camaro Coupe with six speed manual transmission. I bought this in December 2011, drove it home from the dealer on a dry salt free day and parked it in my climate controlled garage. The miles on the car, yes 63, are from the drive home with the car from Elco Chevrolet in St. Louis. It has been in a collector's hands and has been stored properly, always on a battery tender, in a heated, dehumidified and air conditioned garage. I am the only one who has access to the garage and the car is in perfect condition. Synergy Green was an option and very unusual on the SS, as most were six cylinder cars. Only painted a short time between ABM and the time the convertibles came out. This car has all the right options: RS, black stripes, polished wheels, Hurst shifter, 2SS package and sunroof. A copy of the window sticker is in the picture gallery. I am the original owner and will be happy to discuss any questions with you, my name is Jeff 314 853 3385
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