1997 Arctic White / Dark Gray Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Coupe comes
loaded up with the 1SJ Preferred Equipment Group 2 ($1,266), The
Coveted MN6 6-Speed Manual Transmission with 5th & 6th Gear
Overdrive and Performance Axle, CC1 T-TOPS-Transparent Removable
Roof Panels ($995), N98 16" x 8" Chrome Aluminum Wheels ($500), AG1
6-Way Power Driver Seat ($270), QFZ P245/50ZR16 Performance Tires
($225), AU0 Remote Keyless Entry ($225), C49 Electric Rear Window
Defogger ($170), B84 Color Keyed Body Side Moldings ($60), B35
Carpeted Rear Floor Mats ($15), and the 3.42 Performance Rear Axle
with only 70k Miles!
One-Owner and the Coveted 6-Speed Manual Transmission!
This is a Gorgeous Arctic White Z28 Coupe featuring The Coveted
6-Speed Manual Transmission, 5.7L 350ci LT1 V8, 3.42 Performance
Rear Axle, T-Tops - Transparent Removable Roof Panels, Chrome
Aluminum Wheels, and a great group of aftermarket performance and
appearance upgrades!
Aftermarket Performance & Appearance Upgrades:
Moroso / Callaway-Designed High-Flow Cold-Air Induction System
($289)
Red Tubular Front Strut Tower Brace ($200)
Performance Resonator Delete Exhaust Modification ($350)
Polished Chrome Exhaust Tips ($200)
Over $1,000 in Aftermarket Performance & Appearance Upgrades!
5.7L 350ci LT1 V8 with 285 horsepower and 335 lb-ft of torque.
0-60 mph in 5.7 seconds.
Quarter mile in 14.2 seconds.
The 1997 Z28 combined Chevrolet's legendary LT1 small-block V8 with
rear-wheel drive and The Coveted 6-Speed Manual Transmission,
making it the best high production car for American performance
combinations of the fourth-generation Camaro era. The 6-speed Z28
was becoming especially performance-focused at a time when the
automatic transmission had become standard equipment for the 1997
Z28.
21,252 Camaro Z28s were produced for 1997.
17,955 of those were Z28 Coupes.
14,228 1997 Camaros were produced in Arctic White.
This Z28 had an original MSRP of $24,366 and is exceptionally
equipped with the desirable removable roof panels, chrome wheels,
performance axle and Coveted 6-Speed Manual Transmission!
MARKET PRICING ALERT - 6-SPEED MANUAL CAMARO!
The 6-Speed Manual Camaro has become increasingly difficult to
acquire as manual-transmission Camaro supply continues to dry up.
Chevrolet ended Camaro production after the 2024 model year, making
clean, traditional manual-transmission Camaros increasingly
desirable in today's market. Only a small percentage of Camaros
currently offered for sale are equipped with a manual transmission,
and clean 6-Speed cars are becoming harder and harder for us to
acquire!
Because of this limited supply, comparable 6-Speed Manual Camaros
are currently commanding approximately a $3,000-$4,000 MARKET
PREMIUM over similarly equipped automatic Camaros. Corvette
Warehouse continues to work aggressively to acquire desirable
manual-transmission cars and price them competitively, but buyers
looking strictly for an automatic can generally purchase a
comparable Camaro for approximately $3,000-$4,000 LESS.
MANUAL CAMAROS ARE GETTING HARDER TO FIND - AND THE MARKET IS
PRICING THEM ACCORDINGLY!
This 1997 Arctic White / Dark Gray Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Coupe comes
loaded up with the 1SJ Preferred Equipment Group 2 ($1,266), The
Coveted MN6 6-Speed Manual Transmission with 5th & 6th Gear
Overdrive and Performance Axle, CC1 Transparent Removable Roof
Panels ($995), N98 16" x 8" Chrome Aluminum Wheels ($500), AG1
6-Way Power Driver Seat ($270), QFZ P245/50ZR16 Performance Tires
($225), AU0 Remote Keyless Entry ($225), C49 Electric Rear Window
Defogger ($170), B84 Color Keyed Body Side Moldings ($60), B35
Carpeted Rear Floor Mats ($15), Moroso / Callaway-Designed
High-Flow Cold-Air Induction System ($289), Red Tubular Front Strut
Tower Brace ($200), Performance Resonator Delete Exhaust
Modification ($350), Polished Chrome Exhaust Tips ($200), and the
3.42 Performance Rear Axle with only 70k Miles!
FINANCING AVAILABLE / ALL TRADES WELCOME
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