1996 Chevrolet Camaro

Convertible

3.8L V6 Cylinder Gasoline Fuel

Manual

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Rear Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Adjustable Steering Wheel

I was the owner of the car from 1998 so I drove it for 14 years, mostly for pleasure. I bought a new convertible recently and I did a check with Carfax and surprisingly it was mentioned that this Camaro had a salvage title in 1996. When I tried to understand if that was really true, a spot check revealed nothing and there might be that the Carfax has the wrong information. If desired, further research would be required however I did not have the time to invest. For this reason , I will put a lower reserve then the blue book price for the car, mileage and status. The car was always garaged, the paint still shining. There are certain dings and minor scratches, not uncommon for a car this age, but overall, the car looks great. I am driving the car, it runs strong, the top goes down and back normally – all is well – I sell the car as is, there is no warranty. The car is running well, it is a fun ride, it is reliable and cheap to maintain. It surely will become a classic, it is one of the most sporty designs for a Camaro, the car looks hot. The air conditioning never worked since I bought it, for a convertible this was not an issue, at least for me. Engine is running well, the manual transmission works well. Wheels are 17 inch On Mar-17-12 at 13:03:45 PDT, seller added the following information: I have been the owner of the car since 1998 and I drove it mostly for pleasure, as this was the family's third car. I bought a new convertible recently and I did a check with Carfax and surprisingly it was mentioned that this Camaro had a salvage title in 1996. When I tried to understand if that was really true, a spot check revealed nothing and there might be that the Carfax has the wrong information. If desired, further research would be required however I did not have the time to invest. For this reason , I will put a lower reserve then the blue book price for the car, mileage and status. The car was always garaged, the paint still shining. There are certain dings and minor scratches, not uncommon for a car this age, but overall, the car looks great. I am driving the car, it runs strong, the top goes down and back normally – all is well – I sell the car as is, there is no warranty. The car is a fun ride, it is reliable and cheap to maintain. It surely will become a classic, it is one of the most sporty designs for a Camaro, the car looks hot. The air conditioning never worked since I bought it, for a convertible this was not an issue, at least for me. Engine is running well, the manual transmission works well. Wheels are custom, 17 inch.