1992 Chevrolet Camaro

RS Coupe

5.0L 305Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

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Clear

GAS

1992 Camaro RS 25th Anniversary T-TOPS V8 Here is your chance to own a beautiful example of the 1992 Camaro RS. If you are looking at this add you have been searching the internet for a 3rd generation Camaro and by now I’m sure you have found they are becoming harder and harder to find. They are either rusted out, had the daylights ran out of them, or have been hacked up. Well here is an opportunity to own a bone stock 1992 Camaro RS with T-tops. This car was purchased in 2000 from the original owner who moved from Florida to NY and realized he would not be able to drive the car year round. This was a secondary car and only driven during the summer months. The Car has approx. 108,500 miles on it but runs like a top. The Automatic transmission still shifts smooth and crisp as it should. With overdrive this car averages 24mpg. 5.0 V8 Power Windows Power Locks Power Rear Hatch T-Tops- with original Leather T-Top storage bags. A pioneer CD player has been installed –original Delco Tape deck will come with the vehicle. In recent months the following has been done to the car: New tires -on all four corners. New exhaust system- Not loud and obnoxious but has nice deep tone. New head liner- the old one was starting to droop. New dash pad– (the old one as they all do cracked, this is not a cover –but the actual entire dash pad) Car has been repainted approx 3 years ago in the original color and shines like new. The bad, I want to be honest:When the dash pad was replaced the gauge cluster was removed, during reassembly something happened to the tachometer causing it to read higher than it should. It returns to zero when turning the car off but reads several 1000 RPM’s higher than it should. The speedometer also began working only when it wants to. The dash pad was replaced during the winter months and the car was not driven for several months after. I failed to put the two together and had the vehicle speed position sensor replaced in the transmission at the beginning of the season (summer) when I realized the speedometer was not working correctly. (This did not solve the problem) With arrival of a daughter I have not had the time to look into the problem again. With that said, if you have ever tried, you know a car seat isn’t fitting in the back. The car has been driven less than 100 miles this year. I cant stand to see it just sitting there. After 14 years it is time to pass this car on to someone new. If you have any questions please feel free to ask. – Need a specific picture, just ask? i want there to be no negative supprises so please ask , ask ask. All sales are Final so please ask ALL questions. BID TO WIN ! GOOD LUCK!