For Sale: 2010 Chevrolet Camaro SLP ZL 575 in Concord, North Carolina

STK 2011 2010 SLP ZL575 Camaro SS In 1969, you could purchase a new Camaro from Don Yenko Chevrolet in Cannonsburg, PA. and own of a piece of Chevrolet lore - a 427CI/450HP L-72 Yenko Super Camaro. Fast-forward 46 years to view this beautiful 1-owner 2010 SLP ZL575 Chevrolet Camaro SS. a refined version of that original Camaro muscle car. SLP Performance Parts in Toms River, NJ have been super tuning GM cars for over two decades, created the ZL575 concept. This gloss Black special order ZL575 is #143 of 219 built by SLP in 2010. It is also #1 of 1 with the unique Black/Silver Ice Metallic stripe combination with 13,000 original miles on the odometer. Starting with a stock Camaro SS, SLP creates a performance monster powered by a 6.2L aluminum-block engine generating 575 BHP and 550 lb/ft of torque. To accomplish this task, they add a 2300 TVS Supercharger, Pro-Flo exhaust and Blackwing Cold Induction system to the stock SS engine. This modified titan is backed by a GM 6-speed manual transmission with Hurst Competition Shifter (added to this car) and a 3.42:1 positraction rear end. Suspension upgrades include lowered front/rear sport springs, functional rear spoiler and 20 5-spoke Red Line alloys. The result is terrific handling and 0-60 time of 3.8 seconds. Exterior enhancements are many - RTM hood, rear quarter panel inserts, a large functional rear spoiler, ZL575 badges and 4 stainless exhaust tips to name a few. Additional ZL575 upgrades add embroidered headrests, production-run dash plaques and premium floor mats. A unique SLP ZL575 silver fabric car cover is also provided. In addition to the Hurst Shifter, the owner added a factory ground effects package, Heritage SS grille and chrome exterior accents. All documentation and replaced original components (including the factory shifter) are included with the purchase. The ZL575 is truly a modern muscle car, but unlike the muscle cars of old, this car is athletic. The response level of this car is immediate, but