Description:
Interior Color:Ebony
Exterior Color:Bright Red
Description:1999 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Coupe A car body kit is a collection of exterior parts designed to modify the look and potentially enhance the performance of your vehicle. These kits typically include components like front and rear bumpers, side skirts, spoilers, and occasionally even grilles. Made from materials like durable plastics for a lightweight yet strong design, body kits can dramatically alter the visual character of your car, ranging from subtle upgrades to a complete transformation. Thx to ausbodyworks For consignment, a 1999 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 with a title verified 55,174 actual miles, and wearing a body kit that gives the car a wider, lower, and more aggressive stance. Combined with the SS type hood, this \'99 is a standout example of the fourth generation Camaro. Exterior In 1999 14,747 Z28\'s were built and most of them, 11,873 to be exact, had T-tops and our example is one of them. This smoked T-top meets a black C-pillar attached to a sloping rear window creating the look of a jet fighter canopy over a Bright Red body. Body colored skirts encircle the bottom edge of the car from front to back providing a sleek look that would become standard on many performance cars. An aerodynamic SS-style scoop protrudes on the hood, funneling air into a tunnel that feeds cooling winds to the engine bay. Out back, a raised wing caps off the split tail lights and rear fascia, embossed with CAMARO, leading to a smooth bumper cover over split chrome exhaust tips. And speaking of chrome, the 16-inch multi-spoke wheels carry 55 series tires with a late 2020 date code. Imperfections include some hazing on the composite headlight lens, some flex cracking on the hood, touched up scratches, and some typical scrapes on the chin cladding. Interior Simple and smooth plastic door panels wear charcoal and black, a color Chevrolet calls Ebony with shades of gray and black making up the entire interior including the sport bucket leather seats. The driver\'s side shows some compression and patina creasing, but like the rest of the seating, is in good condition. A bit of patina is observed on the steering wheel grip but its leather wrap remains nice, leading to an instrument cluster with basic readouts, the tach cleverly overlapping the speedometer. In the center stack, the integrated AM/FM/CD is factory and dressed in large, readable buttons while the A/C panel below is as easy as your toddler\'s Fisher Price toy to operate. The stick however, is adult rated, a stout 6-speed Hurst shifter with a pool ball sized handle, wearing a leather boot and ready to rock. Gray low pile carpet covers the floor and the plastic around the T-tops are in fine shape. Carpet covers the cargo area where a T-top base is located for storage. Drivetrain Typically set back in the bay for this generation, the 5.7 liter LS1 V8 is in place and clean, backed by a T56 6-speed manual transmission sending power to the 10-bolt axle with 3.42 gears and Positraction. No pegleg here, burnouts will be double lined! After a quarter mile or so, you\'ll employ power disc brakes on all four wheels to slow this F-body down! Undercarriage Surface rust makes its typical appearance underneath and the only errant fluids we find is some oil on the rear differential. The exhaust joins together after leaving the engine, then enters a Magnaflow muffler before splitting into two tailpipes with chrome tips. Suspension is configured as coil springs up front and a torque arm with coil springs in the back. Drive-Ability The cockpit streams with muted light as the glass T-tops provide shaded views of the sky as we pull the Z out of the stable. The 5.7 responds and the shifts are smooth, handling is superb and tracking is laser straight. At about 300 horses, this red flyer is nothing to sneeze at. It\'s a hot car, and it gets hotter when we realize the A/C is not functioning. We also note that the right turn signal is not working either. Meanwhile,
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| Original Price | | $18,000 | |
| Listed Price | | $18,000 | |
Excluding price changes of less than $100.
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