Unmodified Camaro SS in top condition with under 5,000 miles driven in the last 15 years offered by second Virginia-based owner.
A remarkably preserved 1999 Chevrolet Camaro SS, boasting all-original paint, interior, and two-owner history, has surfaced for sale in Virginia. The car, which remains unmodified from factory specifications, is described as being in “top and perfect condition” by its current owner.
Delivered new in 1999 during the height of the fourth-generation F-body’s performance renaissance, this Camaro SS represents the pinnacle of late-1990s GM muscle. Outfitted with a 5.7-liter LS1 V8 and likely backed by either a T-56 manual or 4L60E automatic transmission, the SS was the performance upgrade over the standard Z28, featuring a functional hood scoop, sport suspension, and subtle cosmetic enhancements.
What sets this particular example apart is its outstanding originality and minimal use. The second owner, who acquired the vehicle in Virginia, reports that the previous owner drove it fewer than 5,000 miles over the past 15 years. The car remains unrestored and unaltered, still wearing its factory paint and interior.
Preservation-grade Camaros from this era are becoming increasingly scarce, as many were driven hard, modified, or neglected. With LS-powered performance, iconic late-‘90s styling, and a growing enthusiast following, the fourth-generation Camaro SS has seen rising interest among collectors.
This two-owner car, showing exceptional care and originality, presents an excellent opportunity for enthusiasts seeking a true time capsule from GM’s modern muscle era. Whether destined for show or sparing weekend drives, it stands as a rare survivor from the final years of the 20th-century pony car wars.
