Well, a fellow Camaro owner has a 1987 Camaro convertible with a 305 Carbuated engine and an A4. The car is in mint except for the the convertible cover.

He's interested in selling it.
The question is what is this car worth?


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1987 Firebird
2.8L Auto
T-Tops
Fresh paint
No mods yet...
My site http://www.camaro3rdgen.20m.com

 

Sport Coupe, Z28 or IROC?

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Any of them, if it's in good shape...are worth a bundle

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Jason E
'89 Camaro RS 2.8
Hypertech chip/K&N filters/Accel 8.8 wires, Accel Supercoil/RapidFires
Eclipse CD and 100x4 amp/Boston plates and 6x9s
Alpine Alarm, Keyless Entry

'95 Grand Am SE 3.1 Coupe
No mods yet...

Long Live #3...

 

Less than 1,000 made total, he can ask anything he wants for it. And chances are, he'll get it. I personally would never pay more than 3750 on the car, with it needing 650-800 in repairs needed to the top. If it is an SC, buy it and don't think twice...1 of 260something...I think

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1989 Camaro Convertible
dark silver w/black top
305tbi, auto, all stock
posi
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I paid $3500 for my '87 sport coupe conv. in 1998, it was a solid Tennessee car but it needed paint and detailing, it had 107k miles but it was mechanically sound. I had it repainted it in '99 for 3 grand, and had the seats re done and new carpet in 2000, I also had it re-striped, and had the wheels blasted and re-painted, the top is still in fairly good shape, I probably have about 9k stuck into the car total, but I don't care, because the car is 1 of 263 and I will never sell it. Chris

 

Chris, you know I agree with you completely. I recently sold my metallic blue 1987 Z28 convertible to Tim Burgess' (Electronics board moderator) in-laws. I got $7700 for it. Since that time, over $13,000 has been spent on it. Do you think this kind of money is worth dumping into an LG4 car? If it's a 20th Anniversary Commemorative Edition, it sure is. Here's a pic BEFORE it was "restored".

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Willie

Supercharged 1987 305 IROC-Z, Daily-Driver, Emissions-Legal.
Paxton (6-psig): 12.57 @ 111 mph.
Paxton (6-psig) & 50-hp nitrous: 12.04 @ 114 mph.
ATI D1SC (10-psig): ?

http://willie.camaro-firebird.org/

1987 "20th Anniversary Commemorative Edition" Z28 Convertible -- Super Chevy Show Class Winner, 1998.

[This message has been edited by Willie (edited February 23, 2001).]

 

for the record there were 744 v8 convertibles made in 1987

your car is very, very rare..

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Colin, I assume you're talking about my convertible. Yes, I know. I'm probably the the only person who's owned two of these cars concurrently. I still have one more:

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And this one is NOT for sale at any price. To add to Colin's statement, only two dozen (best guestimate) of the 744 Z28 convertibles did not have the IROC-Z option. Of these cars, there are only nine confirmed to exist today. Of the nine, only two have the TPI/5-speed drivetrain. My red convertible is one. The TPI/automatic was not an option on the convertible.

Willie

 

ah man.. i have an '87 IROC but i want a convertible..

nice car man.. very nice..

here's a shot of mine, all i've done is change the wheels (to protect the clear) and put on '89 IROCs.. the gold matches my car perfectly

http://www.iroc-z.org/pics/Colin1.jpg
http://www.iroc-z.org/pics/Colin3.jpg
http://www.iroc-z.org/pics/Colin4.jpg

we should get together sometime and cruise.. that is, unless there is another gathering here in Cali like that other one a year ago..

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Wonder what my 86 IROC-Z convt is really worth..


Ken

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Bright red 86 Iroc-Z Choo Choo Customs Convertible
A few free mods
ChevyKen's Camaros

Administrator @ ChevyWorld.net (Now in a BRAND NEW Design)

 

Tough to say. Non-original conversions aren't as desirable to a collector, but to the average joe, they're likely not to know the difference.



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View the restoration of an 85 IROC</A>
"I didn't know a bored out Ford could go so slow" -Shenandoah

 

Here in the Tornto area Thirdgen Convertibles are Quite expensive.I paid $8000.00 for my '90 iroc Convertible with 120 000 miles on it. Most of the convertibles were going for 10-12 K. The ones in really bad shape were still going for 5-6K and this was in September when the prices for these cars are typically lower. These cars seem to hold their value here in Southern Ontario.

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1990 Iroc convertible,305 tpi,Black with black leather interior,lowered