FS: 1999 Camaro Z28 (SS conversion) 419RWHP, 6 speed, hardstop
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FS: 1999 Camaro Z28 (SS conversion) 419RWHP, 6 speed, hardstop Greetings! For sale is my 1999 Camaro Z28, SS conversion.
I bought this car from John (whatsa347) back in December and have loved it since. I'm only selling it because I'm getting a truck and an Airstream or Tiny House so this bad boy has to go, unfortunately.
Specs: LS6 with 419RWHP, 130k on body (33k on motor), 6-Speed, Hardstop, Alpine CD player with USB, rear tires have about 1,500 miles on them, Torq Thurst IIs, cloth interior, power locks and windows, AC needs recharge, heat works amazing, turns heads, ready to roll!
Car gets around 17-18mpg city, and 24mpg highway.
Cons:
The 2nd gear will attempt to grind if you shift fast but I've been told a simple clutch fluid change and bleed will fix that.
The fuel pump will need to be cut so that it'll read when the gas goes below 1/2 tank. This means you have to fill up when you reach a 1/2 tank of gas. It's something that could be fixed for convenience if needed, but doesn't hurt the car. You get used to filling up every 1/2 tank.
Asking $8,000. (Payoff)
I bought this car from John (whatsa347) back in December and have loved it since. I'm only selling it because I'm getting a truck and an Airstream or Tiny House so this bad boy has to go, unfortunately.
Specs: LS6 with 419RWHP, 130k on body (33k on motor), 6-Speed, Hardstop, Alpine CD player with USB, rear tires have about 1,500 miles on them, Torq Thurst IIs, cloth interior, power locks and windows, AC needs recharge, heat works amazing, turns heads, ready to roll!
Car gets around 17-18mpg city, and 24mpg highway.
Cons:
The 2nd gear will attempt to grind if you shift fast but I've been told a simple clutch fluid change and bleed will fix that.
The fuel pump will need to be cut so that it'll read when the gas goes below 1/2 tank. This means you have to fill up when you reach a 1/2 tank of gas. It's something that could be fixed for convenience if needed, but doesn't hurt the car. You get used to filling up every 1/2 tank.
Asking $8,000. (Payoff)
