2002 was the (1st time) GM stopped making the Camaro. Chevy truly paid homage to the Camaro in the 35th Anninversary edition. It has since become a true car collectors desired acquisition.
This car fits the bill and checks every box. It is completely stock. No after market performance mods that may be cool, but destroy a car's collectable value. It still has the stock Goodyear performance tires that it was delivered with. The car has a number of GM factory approved and facilitated SLP performance options. The high flow air intake and Corvette inspired center exit dual exhaust. Those two options takes the car from 325hp to 345hp.

The paint is quite simply stunning. The interior looks and smells like new. The Convertible top looks new as well.
With less then 15,000 klms how could it look different than new. The engine is barely broken in.

This is an Alberta car. It is one of only 350 some odd that were built in the factory in Quebec that meet this spec. Fewer then 350 stayed in Canada and fewer again are rag tops, with a standard 6sp trans and the compliment of SLP options. SLP was bought by Rosche and subsequently closed down so unfortunately the exact number of cars built with this spec is not available.

The only option the car was not ordered with was the Z51 Track Suspension package that made street driving unbearable.

I am selling the car due to a lack of storage space.

I have every piece of Collector desired document. The original window stick. The SLP option list and SLP Birth Certificate. The folder is 4" thick so too much to list all the paperwork.

I have provided you a photo the RPO sticker. Please don't ask me what options the car has. They are all listed on the RPO sticker.

Do your research on these cars and you will quickly see how GM planned to make them collectable.

I have a desire to sell the car but have no pending need to do so.

Low Ball offers will not even be entertained.

I Do Not negotiate via email of text message. If you can't be bothered to come and look at the car then I cant' be bothered to respond to a texted or email offer.

Because of the proliferation of scams and frauds I will not answer a phone call from a number I don't recognize.

As such, please text me and I will call you back as quickly as I can or leave me a voice mail message.

Don't bother calling or texting me about listing services or your desire to have provide you with a report from some obscure never before heard of reporting service. Its not going to happen.

Call me and leave your contact information. Text me with the same. I will respond.

Thanks for looking.
Dave