Yes, the '89 Camaro is officially a classic since its 30 years old!
Combine the rising prices for second-gen Camaros (and Firebirds) with the increased nostalgia for '80s and '90s cars, and it's easy to see that third-gen F-body is an up and coming collector car. Factor in the price and condition of this particular 1989 Chevy Camaro RS being listed by Fast Lane Classic Cars, and you've got an excellent investment-grade classic.
What you're looking at is an all-original 1989 Camaro with a little over 64,000 actual miles on the odometer (verified by the vehicle history report), and by all original, we mean ALL original and completely unmodified. The Dark Red paint job shows no wear, fading or damage, and the bumpers and rocker panels are in excellent shape – these were always prone to damage on these Camaros. It still has the factory five-spoke wheels, and it even has the dealership sticker on the rear bumper from when it was purchased.
The interior is impressively clean and original as well with no wear showing on the seats, steering wheel or shifter, while the factory Delco AM/FM/Cassette "Extended Range Sound System" survived, too. This Camaro doesn't just look good for a 30-year-old car, but any car for that matter with this kind of mileage.
Look under the hood and under the car itself, and it's only more of the same. Speaking of under the hood, that's where you'll find the 170-hp 305 CID fuel-injected V8 mated to a four-speed automatic transmission.
This is about as clean as you'll find a non-IROC third-gen Camaro, and if you want it, Fast Lane Classic Cars has it listed for just $12,995. At this price, it's sure to appreciate, but you can click HERE to make an offer on the car.
