2000 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28

Description

Here's your chance to own a young survivor with very low mileage. This 2000 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 has been cherished by its previous owners so well, that the 17,586 on the clock is not a typo. But considering this affordable classic offers the fuel-injected LS1 power mated to a six-speed manual, we know you won't be able to resist adding plenty to the odometer.

There's no mistaking a later fourth-generation Camaro with its sleek hood and updated front end that contributes to a very sophisticated appearance. The factory Light Pewter Metallic paint still looks great today, and it's more subtle than many of the red or black Z28s you see these days. Then again, once the sunlight hits the metallic finish, the exceptionally preserved factory paint gives off a luster that will make you instantly understand exactly why this color was chosen. Of course, this shining example is also a performance machine at its heart, and you can tell by more than just those unmistakable Z/28 badges. There's also a large integrated wing out back, and the blacked-out canopy gives it a purposeful look. And even if you do decide to keep this pristine Camaro for an investment, the T-tops will probably lure you out for plenty of starry night cruises.

Step inside, and it feels like 2000 all over again. The carpets, door panels, and the dash are immaculate, and the back seats have never seen a child's sticky fingers. The black leather buckets in front are both grippy in the corners and the driver's one electronically adjusts to be comfortable for all-day drives. One of the reasons why this one was a good candidate to be a time capsule is because it's loaded. That means power windows, power locks, dual airbags, cruise control, tilt wheel, and the factory premium AM/FM/CD stereo. Best of all, the air conditioning keeps you cool even when this Z/28 is open to the world. If you decide to make a quick dash into the shops with the T-tops out and the windows down, don't worry about security, because this one also has a keyless entry anti-theft system.

While we mentioned owing a later fourth-generation car gave you a sleeker front end, the true advantage of this is under the hood. The LS1 was the kind of small-block that got all of us instantly excited from day one. More refined, lighter, and more powerful than its predecessor, it pushed the Z/28 past the 300 hp barrier. That kind of significance makes us happy to see the original numbers-matching V8 under the hood of this survivor Z car. But while you might marvel at how fresh it looks (only averaging 1,035 miles annually,) we know you're not going to be able to resist taking it out for some fun. That's because you have complete control over this powerful V8 and its thunderous roar thanks to the six-speed manual transmission. Plus, there's plenty of control with four-wheel disc brakes, power steering, ABS, and modern performance tires on the bright factory alloy wheels.

Complete with owner's manual, this is the cool and collectable Camaro value you've been searching for. Now is the time to act because you're not the only one who can afford this T-top Z/28. Call today!!!