Single-Owner LS1-Powered 1999 Chevrolet Camaro Z28

Description

The fourth-generation Z28 launched in 1993, and its torquey LT1 proudly carried it to Camaro’s mid-cycle refresh in 1998. Compared to the angular ’93-’97 version, the new Z28 featured a rounder, softer design that gave it a more sophisticated look.

But that softness definitely didn’t carry over to the engine bay. Because one year after it debuted in the C5 Corvette, the 5.7-liter LS1 engine made the already-fast Z28 even faster. The all-aluminum, pushrod LS1 was efficient, smooth, and incredibly reliable, thanks to intelligent design elements like six-bolt main bearing caps. And its high-lift roller camshaft, high-flow heads, and efficient intake and exhaust made incredible top-end power, thrusting an auto-trans Z28 to a 5.2-second run to 60, and a mid-13-second quarter mile. Combined with a performance suspension that competently handled the live rear axle and powerful anti-lock brakes, the LS1 Z28 was the best bang-for-your-buck performance bargain in America.

This 1999 Camaro Z28 stands out with the Sport Appearance Package, silver paint, and a gray leather interior. And it has only had a single owner since new!

Highlights 

• Single-owner 1999 Z28 in unique Sport Appearance Package trim 

• (LS1) 5.7-liter V8 rated at 305 hp and 335 lb-ft of torque 

• Four-speed automatic transmission 

• Finished in (13U) Sebring Silver with (14I) Dark Gray leather interior 

• (Y3F) Sport Appearance Package with lower-body extensions and a high-level rear spoiler 

• T-Tops 

Features 

• 16-inch chrome wheels wearing 245/50R16 tires 

• Torsen limited-slip rear axle 

• 150-mph speedometer, 7,000-rpm tachometer, oil pressure, coolant temp, voltage, and fuel level gauges 

• Upgrades include: 

  • Two new front air dams 

  • Both side mirrors have been repainted black to match spoilers and T-tops 

  • Driver side rear light and housing replaced 

  • Passenger side door silver strip sanded and repainted 

  • New dashboard installed 

  • Both visors have been refurbished 

Known Imperfections 

• Carfax reports on 24 November 2004, “Accident reported, minor damage with another motor vehicle. Damage to rear.”  

• Left turn signal lights up but doesn’t click/flash 

• Driver side seat has creases and partial tear 

• Driver side power lock button inoperable, must manually open 

• Driver side floor mat is worn 

• One side of ashtray cover hinge not closing properly 

• Upper part of back seat leather partially ripped 

• Back seat floor mats are old 

• Driver side front has paint scratches near headlight 

• A few minor paint chips 

Included 

• Keys 

• Owner’s manuals 

Ownership History 

The accompanying CARFAX Vehicle History Report places this single-owner 1999 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 in Louisiana since new.  The consignor states, “Only one mechanic has ever done maintenance on it, and it has had covered parking its entire life.”