We have a really nice looking 1971 Camaro with Z28 badging and
wheels here at Skyway Classics. These second generation Camaro's
are highly sought-after collectibles and ours has what we believe
to be the original "born with" engine verified by the engine code
"010" casting number stamped on the block.
Features
1971 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Trim
350 cubic inch small block Chevy engine rated at 300 horsepower
Block, heads, valve covers, and intake painted the correct
orange
Four barrel carb
Dual exhaust
Automatic transmission
10-bolt rear-end
Power Steering
Power Disc Brakes
Black snorkel air cleaner with the 350-300 Horsepower decal on
it
Air conditioning
Clean and detailed engine compartment
Interior is done in black with twin bucket front seats
Matching rear seat
Black carpet, door panels headliner, and side panels
Factory Chevrolet steering wheel
Factory console
150 MPH speedometer
6500 rpm factory tachometer
Cortez Silver paint
Front spoiler to the full-width rear spoiler
Cowl hood and black stripes
Z28 trim
Factory correct black body-color factory mag wheels
Black sidewall performance tires
Mechanical
Under the hood sits the 350 cubic inch small block Chevy engine
rated at 300 horsepower hat looks like it just drove off the
showroom floor with its block, heads, valve covers, and intake
painted the correct orange, four barrel carb, dual exhaust,
automatic transmission, 10-bolt rear-end, Power Steering, Power
Disc Brakes, black snorkel air cleaner with the 350-300
Horsepower decal on it, air conditioning, and sitting in a clean
and detailed engine compartment.
Interior
The interior is done in black with twin bucket front seats that not
only look great but are also very comfortable, matching rear seat,
black carpet, door panels headliner, and side panels, factory
Chevrolet steering wheel, factory console, 150 MPH speedometer and
other factory gauges, and 6500 rpm factory tachometer.
Exterior
This Z28 looks great in its Cortez Silver paint with its aggressive
style from the sharply-pointed front end and front spoiler to the
full-width rear spoiler, it just exudes performance along with the
cowl hood and black stripes, and Z28 trim, and it looks as good as
it goes too.
This Z28 looks good from every angle with its factory correct black
body-color factory mag wheels and black sidewall performance tires,
form-fitting bumpers, bezels, trim, the dual exhaust, and the
chrome bumpers.
Conclusion
Not only is this 1971 Camaro Z28 Tribute we have here at Skyway
Classics one of the most highly sought-after 2nd generation Camaros
but it has the killer stance and looks that is pure muscle and is a
great investment as these 1970-1973 Camaros keep climbing in
value.
If you're in the for a great 2nd-generation Camaro it's your lucky
day. This Camaro is sure to put a smile on your face.
So give us a call at 941-254-6608.
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prior to offer or purchase being made.
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