R & C-0589-1985-Chevrolet-Classic Camaro Coupe. by stnaper
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051-Of-112-Next we come to the year 1985, and for this year I posted this "85"Chevrolet classic Camaro two-door Coupe for your viewing today. Just want to let you know back in 1985 I owned and 85 Camaro, mine was the tricolor if anybody remembers that one, it was gold bronze and I believe it off color yellow four-speed two-door Coupe, I liked it very much. I believe this was the nicest sports car GM had next to the Corvette so I guess you could call this car the poor man's Vette, of course I owned A Corvette also. So I hope you like this Camaro and thanks for stopping in to take a look, and have a great day.
Stan
Comments (10)
blinkings
She certainly was a nice ride. I think I preferred the Corvette, but as I say, these were great too!
Maxidyne
This is much nicer than the Vette. Tastefully done and in a cool colour. Very smart Stan!
bebopdlx
Beautiful car, well kept.
ronmolina
Hot in its day!
kenmo
Very nice 3rd generation Camaro. My favorite Camaro of all time is the 1969 Z28.... Great capture by the way... What year Vette did you own?
stnaper
I believe a "78" but of course at my age one's not sure. I'll have to look that one up. Stan
mikada
I had one of those too! A red one. I had to many camaro's.
drifterlee
Beautiful car and color!
Richardphotos
Purple Slurpee? another great capture
HopeFadesEternal
These were wonderful cars at that time. Stan, I hope you had the opportunity to have drive one of these with the 5.0L Tuned-Port Injection engine with the rare 5 speed; they flew! I got to abuse one in the day, and was it ever a blast. These could chirp the tires shifting to fourth gear; forget having any sort of traction through the first three with stock tires.