Fire Red Z-24 Chevy Convertible on 2040-cars
Marion, South Carolina, United States
For sale is a 1992 Chevy Z-24 convertible. As the photos show, the exterior is in very good condition with no dents or rust. The undercarriage is also very clean. I am third owner and car has always been garaged. Top is in decent and serviceable condition, glass rear window, up and down very nicely. Power windows are slow up/down and most likely need new actuators. Power locks a little stiff. Interior fabric needs some love but is serviceable as is. All foam in seats seems to be in good condition. Drivers seat adjustable on two planes and was very comfortable for the Route 66 tour. New windshield in past 18 months, rest of glass in very good condition. Custom JVC stereo system with CD player, amps, speakers, woofers. Tires still have life, matched set of Perrelli's, alloy wheels.
I will do my best to answer any questions within 24hrs. Why am I selling? I've made the Route 66 trip (I recommend it to everyone) which is in part why I bought the car several years ago from a friend (who got married and the new bride didn't want it in the garage). |
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