I recently bought a 54000 mile 1994 Camaro F1 that I believe is the factory built show car mentioned by Brangeta. It has a plaque with "Camaro F-1 Convertible Specialty Vehicle Car No. 00001".

 

I have NEVER heard of a F1 4th gen Camaro, but it sounds pretty cool man !

 

Did you receive any documentation from the previous owner regarding the history of this car? '94 is awfully early for an F1, but if it was a GM show car, then it could have been any year. They were notorious for upgrading older cars and making them into show cars. Ex: the 572 ZL1 is a '93 that they converted to look like a '98+.

It has been years since I have considered Camaros a hobby of mine, but here are a few other F1 tidbits...

GM used to own a red '95 or '96 F1 that was designed for the Camaro Heritage Tour. It was bright red with red roof, silver stripes, the F1 ground effects, a white windshield banner (don't know what it said), and normal salad shooter wheels. I'm not entirely sure it was even a Z28, as they called it a '96 Camaro RS F1 when they sold it. I'm not sure if it was a '95 or a '96... for some reason my files say '95.

Somebody named Bob Fehan was involved with the F1 stuff. I can't remember off the top of my head how he was involved.

There's a 1/20 scale "Camaro F-1" model kit made by a company called Lindberg.