For Sale: 1984 Camaro Z-28 $33,000 Call 401-474-3976 for pics and more information.

GM’s factory converted Camaro Z-28 Stiletto Convertible. This is a sharp looking VERY RARE custom 1984 convertible, 2-seater conversion.
For the years 1982, 1983, 1984 convertible Camaros, Firebirds and Z-28s were not being manufactured. But dealer research found a definite need for them in the marketplace. So GM hired a company called Auto Form based in Elkhart, Indiana and owned by Mark Beal to customize these cars directly for GM. Each dealer had an option to send out one of their pre-ordered camaro’s to auto form for the the spectacular convertible conversion. Most would opt to send out primarily due to cost the Berlinetta models. Which of course is a more scaled down model with a lot less performance and cost than their high powered Z-28’s
I haven’t been able to find any data on the # of Z-28s that were converted compared to other models but I also haven’t found another one available ANYWHERE. Any information that might be available ? I would love to hear from you.

This beautiful ONE OWNER example of their work has been kept in absolute pristine condition and nearly 100% factory. All paperwork and brochures are available. The only changes made were an updated stereo and a mobile car phone install from 1985. During the order process of this beautiful car, GM would leave their factory Z-28 wheels which at the time “just felt wrong” says Steve the one original owner. I just felt it needed a little more to separate it from the rest. Steve opted for a set of beautiful Riken racing rims that added just the right look for this stunning Z-28.
This car has been babied since its purchase and has just under 47,000 miles on it. It has never seen rain, snow or any type of bad weather. A climate controlled garage has been its home for all of its 27 years. All regular maintenance has been done to keep this car in perfect mechanical working order. Powered by a 5.0 liter engine and an automatic transmission.

Please call Bob for pics and more information at 401 474-3976.

 

As per board rules you must post a price..Thanks

And the reason you cant find any information on an 84 Iroc is because they dont exist

 

Man I love those 82-84 IROC-Zs..... Its amazing what a decal kit can do to a car. Post pics. I want to see what the car looks like. Good Luck with the sale.

 

i saw a pick up truck with iroc stripes on it ,so this must be a rare iroc?

 

Bob,

Maybe you should have let 'Steve' join this board and for his debut post, offer up some more of his recollections of this "VERY RARE" purchase.

 

The 84 IROC is hands down, my favorite fbody of all time. Coming in a close second & third respectively, are the 2004 Camaro SS and the 2008 Trans AM WS6

 

84 IROC's.. they are everywhere in Texas.. and i thought my 87 was getting more desireable.

 

Sorry for my rookie mistakes in my first posting. I know a little about a lot, not a lot about a little type of guy. Thanks for the insight.
couldnt figure out how to post photos sorry any help on that Steve ?

 

It happens no worries. I always get a photobucket account. Then upload my pics. Copy the IMG code and post in the thread. And that will give you nice big pics on the thread.

 

$33K.....wow

 

Love your second Gen!!!

 

Why thank you. I appreciate that.

 

A casual drive to San Francisco 1991. Check out my Hiashi rims
Oh yes they do!!!!!!! I have one. 1984 IROC Z28 Roadster. 305 CID, 5 speed tranny with Auto forms Number on my driver side inner door. Black with black and gold interior

 

IN on potentially epic thread..............

 

CLAYBAR RESIDUE SHALL NEVER BE DEFEATED!!!!

 

Same

Also reminiscing on what 33k could get you in 2011, could probably get two clean thirdgens with 47,000 miles at that price.

 

Im back after a decade to be in on this epciness LOLLL

 

They do exist! I Have a 1984 Z28 IROC Auto Form Roaster, v8, 5 speed. I even issued the # on the drivers inside door to the guy on this web site who wanted to get everyone who has an Auto form conversion to post it on his site. Go see it.

 

I think you have a 1984 auto-form Z28. Perhaps someone put IROC decals on it.

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/conv...-registry.html

 

I have an 85. 5 speed I believe 2300 produced
I have not checked the plate for production date
don't auto makers start production prior to release ?

 

GM's production schedule typically runs late September to June or so. The plants will usually run a couple handful to feed the robots before saleable vehicle come off the line.