While the third-generation Camaro may not have attained the muscle car status of its predecessors, it still garnered acclaim for its sharp, modern design, which was a departure from other cars of the early 1980s. The hatchback body style added practicality, a feature also appreciated in its counterpart, the Firebird.
The introduction of the IROC-Z specification in 1985 paid homage to the International Race of Champions, offering enhanced performance and visual upgrades as an optional package for the Z28 Camaro. With only 2,497 units produced for the model year, this particular IROC-Z stands out not just for its rarity, but also for its incredible backstory.
Purchased brand new and meticulously preserved by its original owner, this IROC-Z boasts a mere 11 original miles a testament to its impeccable condition. Featured in Hot Rod Magazine in 2009, it remained hidden until resurfacing in a YouTube video in 2016, eventually finding its way into the hands of its current owner.
Proudly touting what is believed to be the lowest documented mileage for a Camaro IROC-Z, the seller emphasizes the car’s status as a blue-chip investment. With an asking price of $100,000, this piece of automotive history offers collectors a rare opportunity to own a pristine example of a bygone era a sentiment echoed by enthusiasts and collectors alike.