2001 Chevrolet Camaro

Coupe

5.7 Liter SFI V8

Manual

2G1FP22G112141132

Clear

Gasoline

Pristine example of a 4th generation Camaro Z28 with the perfect combo of beautiful Monetary Maroon Metallic paint and ebony leather interior. It is powered by an all aluminum LS1 v8 backed by a T56 manual transmission with factory Hurst shifter. I've owned three of these 4th gen LS1 cars and this is by far the nicest driving one. The transmission shifts smooth and the engine runs great. The SLP Loudmouth 2 cat back has the perfect rumble with the windows down and the t-tops out on a beautiful summer day. Purchased new by a mature couple just across the border in MN as a celebration of their retirement. They kept the car covered in storage and sold the car to me in 2015 with just 20k miles driven. The modifications are tasteful and limited to: Kenwood KTC-BT958HD headunit, CDT Audio CL-61CV.2A, speakers in the doors, Alpine Type S 10 inch subwoofer in custom box, MRP-M500 mono amplifier, MRP-F300 4 channel amplifier for the front speakers, and a custom amp rack I made to hold the amps with NO HOLES in the car. Slp Airlid, Slp loudmouth 2 exhaust, The wheels are OE wheels ZR1 replicas 17x9.5 in the front wrapped in 275-40-17, 17x11 in the rear wrapped in 315-35-17's. The tires are Nitto 555's and have plenty of tread in the front and rear. Original head unit, front speakers, air lid, and exhaust all can go with the car if you want them. Original wheels and tires are not included, they sold with my last Camaro. The paint is overall beautiful, the car has been garaged its whole life under a car cover that's been with the car since new and is included, but there is one paint chip in the drivers side door, about a quarter inch wide and a half inch long (compliments of rookie technician who opened the door against the hoist at the GM dealer while servicing the car). Some touch up paint would just about make it disappear. There are also some very small almost unnoticeable scratches on the drivers side rear bumper corner, pretty light but they are there. That's it, the rest of the paint/ body shows as new Uncovered the car yesterday from its winter storage, not one spot on the garage floor, hit the key and the car immediately growled to life. Would be a great one to hold onto. Only reason I'm selling is I've got my eye on a fifth generation Camaro next.