Stauf

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http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used-...sting=93435690

Edit... there we go.. Good link.

yaj15

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Can't get too much more low mile than that. It's a 1991 Z28 red on red 1LE with 315 miles on it!


Listing Summary

Dealer's Price:$33,935 Location: Lebanon, PA · 0 miles away Mileage:315 milesTransmission:4-Speed AutomaticExterior Color:Bright RedInterior Color:RedSellerealerVIN:1G1FP2384ML148667Stock #:CC0012Major Options: LE Package, Alloy Wheels Dealer's Description:Read description Keller Classics is a division of the Keller Bros. Family of Dealerships which has been serving customers for over 92 years. Keller Classics specializes in classic cars from the 60's and 70's. We are offering this incredibly rare 1991 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 1LE.They dont get much rarer than this! Here we have a beautiful Camaro Z28 1LE, which Chevrolet only built 478 examples with the 1LE package in 1991! If that didnt make this car rare enough, it only has 320 original miles and the factory plastic is still on the seats from new! The paint and body are as you would expect from a new car. It is perfectly straight and the red paint looks great. Everything is all original on the car including the super cool silver and red alloy wheels that are wrapped in the original Goodyear Eagle tires. Under the hood is a 5.7L V8 with Tuned Port Injection; the modern version of the famous Chevrolet 350. The engine starts up and runs flawlessly and is mated to the smooth-shifting 4 speed automatic transmission. This car also features sport tuned suspension, power steering, power brakes, 3.23 gear ratio, an aluminum drive shaft, and a radio delete kit to save weight. All these options came straight from the factory.Inside this car is the immaculate red interior which matches the red exterior. Everything inside is still in new condition including the seats still being wrapped in the original plastic, as stated earlier. The original red floor mats are included which came new with the car. Along with the radio delete, this car also came from the factory with no A/C to save weight and maximize performance. Also included is all the original paper work including the window sticker, invoices, owners manuals, and pamphlets from the dealer who sold it new. Dont miss out on the opportunity to own an incredibly rare and collectible piece of Chevrolet muscle! Stop by today to see this pristine Camaro for yourself!Airbags - Front - Driver Side|Power Brakes|Ground Effects|Steering Wheel, Tilt-Adjustable|Remote Trunk Release|Power Steering|Windows, Tinted|Front Air Dam|Tachometer|Front Fog Lights|Rear Spoiler|Seats, Front Seat Type: Bucket|Windows, Front Wipers: Intermittent|Sport Suspension|Power Steering|Power Brakes|Leather or Leatherette Upholstery|Alloy Wheels

Stauf

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Not saying that the car is over priced. Taking inflation in to consideration, that car is a $40+ car all day long. Just how much to make it back to stock, reliable again

TTOP350

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I doubt it would take much and I doubt it'll be bought to be daily driven.

yaj15

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-=Z28=-

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Shes a beaut Clark.

yaj15

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Javier87z28

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Very very nice, but the price.

PurelyPMD

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There are cars out there in equally nice condition with a few miles on them for a much lower price.

Stauf

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Well, that didnt last long. Already sold.

TTOP350

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Guess it was worth the asking price to someone..

Stauf

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Were these a factory option? I never saw these before.

scottmoyer

No. They are an ACC remake. I have the exact same font on a set they made for me when they used my original set to create the remakes.

69 Six Pack

Do you have any examples you could share? I would like to see them.


Dave

69 Six Pack

I'd want to park that right inside my house, I couldn't imagine not being able to drive it though. Neat car. Thanks for posting up all the pics as the ad was already gone when I went to view it.


Dave

yaj15

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I know people will have different opinions on the value but this car should be kept in a museum or a collection some place. This is as close to just rolled off the production line as it gets. It's a 1LE on top of that. In the future cars like this will be need for historical relevance and comparing factory style restorations.

I would have a hard time not driving this car if I bought it and I would be worried about everything on the road that would make it's value go down. If I had the cash and the room I would keep it in my garage and take it to shows. This car should just be a 100% dedicated show car.

Stauf

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I didn't think that they were original.

yaj15

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No those are not the original floor mats.

ev305tpi

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Not to nit-pick, but the alternator and hardware for the gooseneck should look better on a 300 mile car, too much corrosion. Beautiful car otherwise.

chazman

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I noticed that, too.

Stauf

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I saw some rust on the nuts and clamps too. Who knows? Maybe the 300 miles were driven on snow/salt covered roads.

I guess we really are nit-picking, since it is not ours.

scottmoyer

The corrosion and rust that you see are typical environmental issues. Unless the car was parked in a sealed bubble, any moisture in the air can cause that.

I also don't see where the price is out of line. I know of other cars with low miles that have sold for more than this. I've been thinking of advertising my car and I'm willing to bet that I'd get some interest if I listed it at $40k. I'm not saying that the interested parties will be willing to pay that, but it won't sit advertised with no calls/offers. Certain cars with certain options will interest many collectors. I'd say this car is priced too low for what it has for miles and how everyone thinks a 1LE is something special.

Stauf

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I agree. Like I said earlier, I think thist car is a $40k+ car. IMO, someone got a good deal at $33k

PAFORM350

wow

PurelyPMD

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On Monday I'll post some pictures for you after I pick mine up.

Bob88GTA

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Here you go - picked this one up literally across the street from the Milford Proving Grounds in MI on Friday. 1991 LB9 MM5 1LE with 60,481 miles on it, leather interior, Cassette stereo, power locks, rear cargo cover & rear defroster. Non stock items are painted hood blisters, window tinting, SLP 3" Cat Back exhaust & MSD Ignition. Interior is in new condition, under hood & underneath are VERY clean. I had to adjust the hanger on the driver's side to level out the muffler and I needed to install 2 bulbs in the front side marker lights. I took it out for a 35 mile ride this morning after detailing it up a little and it's a ****ing monster!

I got a GM service manual & 4 NOS wheel center caps with the deal. Car has it's original window sticker, sales contract, build sheet, owner's manual & cassette as well as a whole folder full of other receipts and documents. I paid less than 1/3 of what the red car was listed for in the for sale add at the top of this thread and less than 1/4 of what the other red one was just listed for on E-Bay. He let me have the plate too!

69 Six Pack

That looks to be a great car you got yourself, I would be more than happy with that congrats.


But its not really in the same ballpark as a car with 315 miles in showroom condition.


Dave

Stauf

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Yeah.. it is not really the same. He saved a boat load of money, and with 60k on the clock, he can actually drive and enjoy it. Taking both of those into consideration, I think I would take his. Unless I owned a museum.

yaj15

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TTOP350

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Veddy nice!

90 GTA Black

I would take the 60K one as well - The aluminium in the engine bay is in better shape.
A zero/low mile car is pretty much useless other than for staring at.

eseibel67

Great score, congrats. A black ignition coil would look more appropriate on that engine.

PurelyPMD

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You are absolutely right, they are not the same.

Mine is a well cared for car that's been lovingly maintained & enjoyed over the past 24 years and has a few stories to tell about it. The others are investments, put away & forgotten only to be brought out and offered at a loss compared to time/inflation when the owners or their heirs decide they are tired of walking by them or paying for the real estate to house them.

10 years from now, mine will have another 10,000 miles on it, a few more stories, will be in pretty much the same condition and will have increased nicely in value. I had a blast with this car today, all told I put over 60 miles on it, ripping around town & out into the Litchfield Hills.

PurelyPMD

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You're right - I'm planning on doing an inventory in the engine bay this week and see what needs to be replaced - I may also pull the MSD box.