anyone want an 85 IROC w/ 4.3 miles on it?

Yes, 4.3 miles. Not 4.3k or 43k--4.3.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevrolet-Camaro-IROC-Z28-1985-Camaro-IROC-Z28-Only-4-3-Miles_W0QQitemZ130289154362QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_Cars_Trucks?hash=item130289154362&_trksid=p4506.c0.m245&_trkparms=72%3A317|65%3A12|39%3A1|240%3A1308

Seems worth the $22k he's asking (in terms of future investment potential) While not an heirloom, it certainly is an interesting unearthing.

wrong link?

m43h cat.. HAHAHAHAH

ManofFewWords wrote: wrong link?

LOL

corrected

stupid cut and paste

Why am I not surprized that it is in NJ? Did you see the link about Guido beach?NJ residents Do I need to spell out what IROC is the acronim for?. BTW I am originaly from NJ, but from a minority population.

HappyAndy wrote: Why am I not surprized that it is in NJ? Did you see the link about Guido beach?NJ residents Do I need to spell out what IROC is the acronim for?. BTW I am originaly from NJ, but from a minority population.

As an Italian from RI, I'm well aware of what it stands for.

Frequenters of bringatrailer.com see that survivor cars tend to fetch decent money.

I'm more worried about you spelling out "acronym" and "originally", though.

Datsun1500 wrote: Not a big deal to me... probably because my Brother has 3 1979 Z28's that have under 10 miles on them. 1 red, 1 white, 1 blue, all with white interior. His are not dusty like that one, his have been cleaned. Never titled, does that mean they are still under warranty?

Why did he never drive them??? That's a pretty big amount of money to just shelve and do nothing with.

I'd think he'd be sitting on a decent little investment as well. I'm guessing there are plenty of Camaro guys out there who would pay a good amount for a brand spankin' new '79.

Seems like they could wash the car before they listed it on ebay.

jwdmotorsports wrote: Seems like they could wash the car before they listed it on ebay.

Sez in the description that he didn't even want to disturb the dust (or something like that).

I'd think that giving it a quickie wash/wax might help his cause, though.

It will make some one iwth a mullet very happy. Now let's play some Def Leppard!!

something smells fishy here

ManofFewWords wrote: something smells fishy here

yeah, the build sheet is in one piece. Car looks clean inside no doubt.. but not worth $22,000.

That is awesome.

gamby wrote:

HappyAndy wrote: Why am I not surprized that it is in NJ? Did you see the link about Guido beach?NJ residents Do I need to spell out what IROC is the acronim for?. BTW I am originaly from NJ, but from a minority population.

As an Italian from RI, I'm well aware of what it stands for.

That's why I bought a black Monte, I'm not Italian, but I had good enough hair to fit in with the Guidos.

I guess someone has to preserve an example or two for posterity, just seems a shame to have any performance car just sit there like a rock... i couldnt do it.. i drive the snot out of my cars for as long as i can, then i usually give away whats left.. but they die happy..

I'm no IROC expert but I thought the 85 IROC had the 215 hp tuned port engine.

The TPI was available only on the auto the first year, if you wanted a 1985 IROC manual you got an LG4.

The input shaft was modified and a different gearset used in 1986 and newer trans so they could handle the brutal 225 ft/lbs of torque from the TPI engine...