"Since the last pill shaped F-body Camaro rolled off the line in
2002, the long fought, often contentious pony car game has been one
of solitaire, played solely by the Ford Mustang. The Mustang went
all retro in 2005, and the ensuing craze prompted Dodge and
Chevrolet to rouse their own dormant nameplates, (and fans), to
take on the foeless leader. Dodge was first in 2008 with its
resurrected Challenger, and now-just as Ford is launching its
significantly updated 2010 Mustang-Chevrolet has finally commenced
production of its reborn Camaro, completing the new age pony car
trifecta." Car and Driver, March 2009
For consignment, a 2010 Chevrolet Camaro 1SS coupe with a title
verified 117,824 actual miles. Some tasteful mods inside and out
make this one stand out a bit from the reimagined Camaros of
2010.
Exterior
You can't get much more monochromatic than this; stem to stern
covered in black. Even the side marker lights are smoked, making
them nearly invisible is a sea of inky black paint. The windows are
tinted and both the quarter windows and rear window are covered
with plastic louvers. Lower body cladding takes on a more satin
finish but does not veer from the hue, and 20-inch wheels go whole
hog on the gloss and get wrapped in ZR rated tires with a mid 2022
date code. Alas, a flash of color is found out back in the form of
quad tail lights, modest reverse lights, and bold nickel bezels for
the big chrome exhaust tips. Badging and call outs? Blacked out.
The SLP heat extraction vent in the hood? Matte black. It's all
very attractive and clean. Imperfections include scratches and
swirl marks throughout, inclusions, scuffs, orange peel, rock
spray, and chin scrapes.
Interior
Glossy gray inserts dress the robust black door panels and other
than some scuffs, they both present nicely. Inside, it's black
leather bucket seats up front with embroidered SS on the headrest
in, you guessed it, black! Our rear 2+2 area is rendered a bit more
cozy with the window louvers creating ultimate privacy and it's all
spotless back here. A fantastic ergonomic steering wheel fronts
dual gauges up front flanking an info screen while the center stack
takes on buttons for the AM/FM/CD radio and red rimmed A/C knobs
along with another blue lit digital screen. A stout Hurst shifter
now resides in the center console along with the Z28 inspired four
pack of gauges over black carpet and WeatherTech mats, under a
clean headliner. The trunk is also clean and ready to accept your
groceries!
Drivetrain
Under the hood, a clean 6.2 liter LS3 V8 highlighted by orange
accents and a Vararam tuned air induction system. The powerplant
puts out a whopping 400 horsepower and is mated to a Tremec TR6060
6-speed manual transmission with a newer McLeod clutch kit. Power
is routed to the rear axle with 3.45 gears and limited slip.
Undercarriage
The clean but driven underside includes dual exhaust that meet at
an X-pipe then travel through Borla S-type mufflers before exiting
out back. Power disc brakes occupy all four wheels with Brembos up
front. The fully independent suspension consists of coil springs
front and rear with a 4.5 link in back.
Drive-Ability
The Borlas provide a healthy rumble out back as we let the
injection do its thing for a quick start to this big V8. On the
test loop, the car hints at obvious power underfoot with great
shifting and throttle response, good handling, and no sweat
stopping. The A/C blows cool but not cold and all other functions
inside and out operate just as intended. While Classic Auto Mall
represents that these functions were working at the time of our
test drive, we cannot guarantee these functions will be working at
the time of your purchase.
Striking good looks and a muscular drivetrain make this Camaro
worthy of your attention. It checks all the boxes and anxiously
awaits a new owner. Spin the wheel and put your money down on black
for this sure bet!
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2-Canada
G-General Motors
1-Chevrolet
FS-Camaro 1SS Manual Trans
1-2 Door Coupe
E-Manual Belts, Front Airbags
W-6.2L LS3 V8 400hp
7-Check Digit
A-2010
9-Oshawa, Canada #1 Assy Plant
212885-Sequential Unit Number
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