1973 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Lt on 2040-cars
Michigan Center, Michigan, United States
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1973 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Type LT. This is an very clean rust free California Car. Documentation available dating
back to the 1970s. This car is Dark Blue with Black Vinyl top and Black Z28 Stripes. The car has the original 350
cid backed with a 4-Speed Manual Transmission. It has numerous options including Air Conditioning, Tilt Steering
Column, Rally Tachometer, Clock, Floor Console, Type LT Interior, Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes and
Positraction. The car has the original Z28 Rims along with Front and Rear Spoilers. The car is part of a private
collection that is very seldom driven and has only 68,000 miles on it. Runs and drives very well.
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