Photo: eBay seller dandmvette
Chevrolet launched the Camaro IROC-Z, whose name was inspired by the International Race of Champions, back in 1985, with a set of improvements, including an upgraded suspension system, a lowered body, new shocks, and the Tuned Port Injection system borrowed from the Corvette, listed as the main highlights.
Available as an option package for the Z28, the IROC-Z was originally offered with a 305ci (5.0-liter) engine, while a 350ci (5.7-liter) joined the lineup in 1987.
Chevrolet built approximately 2,500 Camaro IROC-Z for model year 1985, with the production then increased for its successors.
What you’re looking at here is a 1987 IROC-Z powered by the 350, and according to the seller, what sets it apart from the rest of the crowd is the seemingly rare yellow paint. And while it does look great, at least judging from the photos, worth knowing is that this Camaro actually received a repaint at some point during its lifetime, though little specifics are known about the whole thing.
On the other hand, 99.99% of this Chevrolet is original, as the seller claims that the only aftermarket part is actually a Flowmaster muffler that was installed specifically for the “pure ‘80s muscle car sound it needs.”
Needless to say, there’s absolutely no rust on the IROC-Z, and everything runs just like you’d expect it to run, which means that the car is ready for someone to take it home. According to the information published on the eBay page where the owner listed it for sale, the car has a little over 64,000 miles (103,000 km) on the clock, and it has recently received new tires.
If this Camaro looks like something you might want to take home, you can check it out in person in Illinois. And if you do want to buy it, the price you have to pay is $22,995, though the owner also enabled the “Make Offer” button on eBay, so other offers are accepted as well.
Chevrolet built approximately 2,500 Camaro IROC-Z for model year 1985, with the production then increased for its successors.
What you’re looking at here is a 1987 IROC-Z powered by the 350, and according to the seller, what sets it apart from the rest of the crowd is the seemingly rare yellow paint. And while it does look great, at least judging from the photos, worth knowing is that this Camaro actually received a repaint at some point during its lifetime, though little specifics are known about the whole thing.
On the other hand, 99.99% of this Chevrolet is original, as the seller claims that the only aftermarket part is actually a Flowmaster muffler that was installed specifically for the “pure ‘80s muscle car sound it needs.”
Needless to say, there’s absolutely no rust on the IROC-Z, and everything runs just like you’d expect it to run, which means that the car is ready for someone to take it home. According to the information published on the eBay page where the owner listed it for sale, the car has a little over 64,000 miles (103,000 km) on the clock, and it has recently received new tires.
If this Camaro looks like something you might want to take home, you can check it out in person in Illinois. And if you do want to buy it, the price you have to pay is $22,995, though the owner also enabled the “Make Offer” button on eBay, so other offers are accepted as well.
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