Hello,
I'm selling a 1982 Z28 in perfect condition.

35,000 miles
350 Crossfire fuel injection
T tops
in storage for 15 years.
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If anyone knows what this might be worth, I'd love some feedback. Ther is some question whether it's a pacecar version but i don't know. I'm in Seattle. You can contact me for more information at shane.bastian@nordstrom.com

thanks

Shane

 

I may be wrong, but the 350 cross fire only came in the vettes. The 305 cross fire came in the camaros. I use to own an 83 cross fire Z28. Mine only had 65k and I sold it 4 years ago for $3500. No rust, original paint, excellent shape. Again that was 4 years ago just to give some ideas.

 

im pretty sure there were only 305s, if it is a pace car, then it should have the decals and interior, also take the vin over to third gen.org and ask there wether or not it is a pace car. check there for value as well, pace car values would differ between the real one or not.

 

There were 2 350 Camaros produced in 1982, Both were Pace cars & were both locked away afterwards, One going to the winner of the race & the other I do believe went to Gm.

 

There is no way that TGO can check to see if its a pace car since the only way to know is to find the build sheet & look for the code Z50. They can take the vin & find out if its really a 350 car which I highly dont think it came with it stock. Since as I said before there were only 2 made for that year.

 

there was a thread on thirdgen.org a while back about emailing a lady at chevrolet, they had her email addy on there. and if you sent off your vin to her she would look up the build sheet of your vehicle and snail mail it back to you. it was part of gm's vehicle history thing. i had one sent to me of your pace car when i was gonna get it.

 

You know I still have that damn thing lol, the guy has only given me $500 for it & keeps telling me hes going to pay me the rest & never does. Oh well Once Dec 31st rolls around We are either going to put it back up for sale or get it running & on the road Maybe even restore it before selling it again.