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2002 Camaro Ss, 6-spd 35th Anniv, T-top, Mint Cond Only 15,500 Miles on 2040-cars

US $18,900.00
Year:2002 Mileage:15500
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2002 Camaro SS SLP 35th Anniversary Edition, Onyx Black with Ebony leather interior, Monsoon stereo and speaker system, 5.7 Liter Aluminum V-8, Stainless Steel exhaust, T-Top, A/C, full power accessories, Fog lights.  Awesome car with only 15,500 miles.  

SLP Package includes Airlid, Center Mount exhaust, Chrome 10 spoke wheels, BF Goodrich G-Force tires, SS floor and Cargo mats.  

Has a tiny hair-line scratch on the fuel lid and small nic on rear spoiler.  12 Disc remote CD changer does not work.  

Additional Modifications: LS6 cam, ARP crank bolts, Mac Mid-length Jet Hot coated headers and Y-Pipe, Ported Throttle Body, K&N Air filter, Monroe Sensa Trac shocks, Hotchkis Coil springs, Stainless Steel lines, Hurst Billet Plus shifter, Factory Service manuals.  Dyno Run results photo attached.  344 RWHP and 346 RWTorque.

Personal Notes:  I am the second owner and purchased this as a future collectors' car, however, with the addition of two grandchildren I need to get a larger vehicle.   This car is always covered and garaged. Car has never been raced or used in an Autocross.  Amazingly, the interior still smells new.  Please email me for further information and/or photos.  

Terms of Sale:  Buyer takes full responsibility for delivery of the car and seller has the right to end the auction if the car should sell locally.  A $500.00 deposit is due 3 days after winning bid or offer accepted and balance due before vehicle is picked up or shipped.  


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