Do you want to own a legend?
With the Chevy Camaro about to sunset yet again, people are thinking increasingly about the American muscle car’s past. That inevitably leads to the 2002 model year, the final year of production before the Camaro went away the first time. And it just so happens the last one to roll off the production line in Quebec, a 2002 Chevy Camaro Z28, is available for purchase on our marketplace.
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Looking fine in Bright Rally Red with sparkling chrome wheels and a black interior, there’s a reason this Z28 has maintained its showroom-level appearance. It has a mere 27 original miles, so the Chevy hasn’t even been broken in completely, making it the perfect acquisition for a collector or dedicated Camaro fan.
As you might imagine, this Z28 has been loaded with options, including tinted T-tops, upgraded 16-inch wheels we already mentioned, leather seats, leather-wrapped steering wheel, Monsoon sound system, rear window defogger, plus power windows/locks/mirrors. The dash, door panels, seats, and everything else looks brand new because they essentially are.
Of course, this being a fourth gen Z28 there’s a hard-hitting 5.7-liter V8 paired to a 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive. Power is sent to the rear wheels for plenty of fun, but we suspect the future owner of this Chevy will keep it parked and well-preserved.
Documentation as well as photos of the production team in Quebec standing around this very car after it rolled off the assembly line are included in the sale. This is a chance to own an incredible part of history which will likely continue to appreciate in value over time.
Volo Auto Sales, which is associated with the museum in Illinois, is offering this beautiful 2002 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 for sale on our website here.
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