The holidays are over so it's time to list this one. The car currently has 41,000 miles (average for a '99 should be over 60,000), automatic transmission with Vigilante 2800 stall converter, SLP highflow lid and MAF, ported throttlebody and the computer has been upgraded with a Predator programmer. Handling is improved with a set of Hotchkis swaybars and a 2 point strut tower brace. The stock seat covers have been replaced with a set of custom leather covers that are much softer and more comfortable than the stock leather. The car rides on four 18x10.5 ZO6 Replica wheels wrapped with 275/35/18 Nitto Extreme ZR tires. Braking is handled by Eradispeed rotors and the stock calipers have been painted red to brighten things up behind the wheels. The car also comes with a Wings West front facia and grill insert that have been painted to match, Granatelli 200 MPH cluster, convertible top covers for when the top is down and a bag to store then in when it is up. This car is currently "sleeping" in a heated/air conditioned garage so it's not seeing any winter weather.

In stock form lists for about $17,000. and there are just over $7000. worth of mods. I'll let this go for $18,999.

The car is also listed on E-Bay - http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2453262041

Tom
www.tbyrnemotorsports.com

 

i wish i wouldnt have wasted my money on my lt1, there are so many camaros that are for sale now. when i had the money for one i never found any so i put money in my current car. now that i did there are so many camaros to buy that it makes me sick....one day i will own an ls1.....................

 

There will probably be plenty more around when your ready. The market is usually good for these.

 

That could very well be the nicest, cleanest, classiest, looking camaro I have ever seen, and I have seen a lot of them.

 

I dont know if you still have the car, but i was wondering if you would be willing to sell the wheels seperate? nice ride!

 

The car is still available. The only way I'll sell the wheel seperate is if someone would like to buy the car without them. The stock wheels are available if needed.

Thanks,
Tom

 

Did those wheels rub at all? DId u have to trim anything up front for them to fit properly?
Thanks. Chris

 

They fit fine in the front but I needed to use a small spacer in the rear. Without that they would make contact with the jounce bumper on hard bumps and were tight in the 10 o'clock position in the wheel well.

 

Beautiful, just beautiful. Wish I could buy it.