• Seller: John L uca
• Location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
• Mileage: 87,819 Shown
• Chassis #: 2G1FP32P0R2197211
• Title Status: Clean

There is nothing wrong with planning ahead, and with warm weather just around the corner, finding an affordable and suitable classic to make the most of the summer sun can often be challenging. That is where this 1994 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Convertible steps up to the plate. It is a striking car that is in excellent condition. It features a few tasteful upgrades, and its performance should offer a rapid wind-in-the-hair motoring experience. The current owner feels the time is right for the Camaro to find a new home, listing it here on eBay.

Chevrolet’s Fourth Generation Camaro landed on showroom floors in 1993, with the company continuing its focus on sleek aerodynamics to improve performance and fuel consumption figures. Our feature car rolled off the line in 1994 finished in stunning Polo Green. It is an original and unrestored vehicle that presents exceptionally well for its age. The close-up shots in the gallery below reveal the occasional minor paint chip, although these are confined to the front bumper region. However, the number of imperfections is impressively low for a vehicle of this vintage. Combine the lack of defects with the laser-straight panels and rich paint shine, and this Camaro should turn more heads now than it would have in 1994. This garage-kept beauty is rust-free, with the buyer benefiting from a new canvas top with a heated glass back window. The Convertible comes with a Parade Boot and fitted cover for added protection. The glass is flawless, and the 17″ wheels look excellent. For enthusiasts seeking a classic where they won’t need to spend a dime on its exterior presentation, this Z28 ticks that box.

This Camaro is about more than good looks because its mechanical specifications guarantee impressive performance. Its engine bay houses the 5.7-liter V8, producing 275hp and 325 ft/lbs of torque. Shifting duties fall to a four-speed automatic transmission, while power steering and four-wheel cross-drilled and slotted power disc brakes ensure the driving load is light and the car stops effectively every time. If the new owner took this Z28 to the local strip, its 14.6-second ¼-mile ET would cause no shame. The sleek body means the Camaro will eventually run out of breath with the needle hovering at 152mph. If ever the buying public needed proof that Detroit had rediscovered its performance mojo, this Camaro is a dazzling demonstration of that fact. The engine bay presentation is as impressive as the rest of the vehicle and doesn’t flatter to deceive. Enthusiasts seeking a turnkey classic may find themselves irresistibly drawn to this Convertible. It runs and drives perfectly, with no known mechanical issues or problems. It has always been meticulously maintained, and with 87,819 original miles on the clock, it should offer its new owner years of reliable motoring pleasure.

Combining performance, safety, and comfort can often be challenging for manufacturers, but Chevrolet achieved that goal with this Camaro. The new owner benefits from dual airbags, air conditioning, power windows, power locks, a six-way power driver’s seat, power mirrors, cruise control, and a leather-wrapped tilt wheel. Aftermarket additions include a Pioneer CD player, a Sirius/XM system, and a Sony amp in the trunk. The overall presentation of this interior is impressive for a car that has clocked three decades of active service. There is slight wear on the outer edge of the driver’s seat bolster, but it hasn’t worn to the point of developing holes. It deserves protection from further deterioration, and a set of high-quality slipcovers would do so affordably while maintaining the interior’s originality. The remaining upholstered surfaces are free from wear and stains, the carpet is spotless, and the plastic hasn’t succumbed to UV damage.

Chevrolet enjoyed a successful year with the 1994 Camaro, with 119,799 sales across all model variants. However, only 4,932 buyers chose the Z28 Convertible, representing a take-up rate of approximately 4%. That makes this car relatively rare, and its overall condition makes it worthy of preservation. That shouldn’t mean locking it away in a garage because its creators designed this Z28 to be driven and enjoyed. If that prospect sounds irresistible, pursuing this classic further should be worth the effort. Doing so could see you hitting the road next summer in a vehicle that perfectly combines performance, comfort, and stunning looks. That sounds like a winning equation to me.