This classic Chevy muscle car belongs to the same person for 15 years
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by Brad Anderson
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- This 1992 Camaro Z28 has only 1,324 miles, making it a rare discovery for enthusiasts.
- The turquoise painting looks superb and the interior shows no sign of wear.
- The power continues to be supplied by the V8 of natural aspiration of 5.0 liters of origin.
It looks like any Chevrolet Camaro Z28, 1992, right? However, there is nothing regular in this example. Since he left the Chevy Factory over 30 years ago, he was only driven by 1,324 miles (2,130 km), making it the ideal time capsule. Although there are probably a few other examples of tilting from the same era, it should strike the auction block in May, which makes it an opportunity that you will not want to miss.
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Mecum’s auctions have provided no details which explains why the car has been driven so few other than saying that it has been under the possession of the current owner for 15 years. Although it doubts us to see a model focused on the driver like the parked and not used camaro, it is rather cool to know that there are cars like this, while waiting to be shown in the world.
Condition: Immaculate, inside and outside
The muscle because is dressed in a sparkling shade of turquoise and although a single image of the outside has been released, it seems to be in perfect condition. It seems to be free from all stripes or bumps, and five -ray silver wheels seem immaculate. Obviously, she was the queen of the garage throughout her life.
A look inside reveals the original plastic always covering the seats and the floor mats. None of the fabric, leather or plastic surfaces shows signs of wear. Under the hood is the V8 of natural suction of 5.0 liters, producing 230 horsepower and 300 lb-ft of torque. Associated with a five -speed manual transmission causing the rear wheels, this configuration was capable of a time of 0 to 60 mph of around 8.1 seconds.
Hopefully the previous owner on the engine frequently, because it simply leaves a car intact for decades is not a good idea.
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The auction house shared some images from the underside of the Camaro and although most are fantastic, there are a few small areas with surface rust, but it does not seem significant.
Do you plan to place an offer? You can consult the list on Mecum auctions on here Before he passed under the hammer on May 14 during the Indy event. Who knows, maybe you’ll be the only one to put kilometers there.
