Buy a used Chevrolet Camaro Z28 in Switzerland
The used Chevrolet Camaro Z28 listed is a 1984 car with a Pro Street build for drag racing. It is for demonstrations, shows and competition: it is not road approved.
The build specifies a Scott Shafiroff 555 ci (9.1-litre) engine with an advertised 850 hp. It has a two-speed Powerglide gearbox and a Moser axle. The front and rear chassis are from Art Morrison. The advertised 400-metre time is 9.35 seconds.
Chevrolet Camaro Z28 : current listings
Chevrolet Camaro Z28 at a glance
The used Camaro Z28 listed is a 1984 car with a Pro Street build for drag racing. It is for demonstrations, shows and competition: it is not road approved.
The build specifies a Scott Shafiroff 555 ci (9.1-litre) engine with an advertised 850 hp. It has a two-speed Powerglide gearbox and a Moser axle. The front and rear chassis are from Art Morrison. The advertised 400-metre time is 9.35 seconds.
| Version | Details |
|---|---|
| Z/28 | 1967–1969 · Trans-Am |
| Z28 | 1982–1992 · F-body |
| Pro Street 1984 | 555 ci · 850 hp · Powerglide · 9,35 s / 400 m |
Versions — Chevrolet Camaro Z28
First-generation Camaro Z/28 (1967–1969)
Camaro is a Chevrolet model launched for the 1967 model year. The first-generation Z/28 is developed for Trans-Am competition. The photo shows a 1968 Camaro Z28, not the listed 1984 preparation.
Third-generation Camaro Z28 (1982–1992)
The third generation is introduced for the 1982 model year on GM's F-body platform. These are the first Camaro with factory fuel injection, a system that meters fuel. Five-speed manual and four-speed automatic gearboxes arrive for the 1983 model year. Motor Trend names the Z28 its 1982 « Car of the Year ».
The IROC-Z arrives in 1985. These production specifications do not describe the heavily modified mechanics of the Pro Street offered.
The Pro Street style
Pro Street is a 1980s style inspired by Pro Stock dragsters. It has a heavily modified V8, a narrowed rear axle and very large rear tyres. It often has a roll cage, a frame that helps protect those inside. The photo shows a Camaro Pro Street racing at Mantorp Park in 2023.
The name does not prove road approval; the listed example is not road approved.
What to check before buying in Switzerland
Track and show only
The listed example is not road approved: no plates for road use. Check the intended demonstration, show or competition use.
Preparation records
Request papers, technical specifications and invoices for the preparation, Moser axle and Art Morrison chassis.
Engine and operating hours
Review Scott Shafiroff engine invoices and operating-hour history. The 850 hp and 9.35 seconds are advertised figures.
Competition safety
Have the cage and harnesses checked. Confirm any parachute requirement for the intended category rather than assuming a universal rule.
Trailer transport
Plan trailer transport for a car without road approval.
Spare parts
Identify suitable spare parts and technical records for this preparation.
Frequently asked questions — Chevrolet Camaro Z28
- Which version does this page cover?
The used Camaro Z28 listed is a 1984 car with a Pro Street build for drag racing. It is for demonstrations, shows and competition: it is not road approved.
The build specifies a Scott Shafiroff 555 ci (9.1-litre) engine with an advertised 850 hp. It has a two-speed Powerglide gearbox and a Moser axle. The front and rear chassis are from Art Morrison. The advertised 400-metre time is 9.35 seconds.
- What should be checked before buying?
The listed example is not road approved: no plates for road use. Check the intended demonstration, show or competition use. Request papers, technical specifications and invoices for the preparation, Moser axle and Art Morrison chassis.
- Does the photo show the listed vehicle?
The Commons photos illustrate the guide versions; consult the listing photos for the vehicle offered.
- Can it be driven on the road?
The listed example is not road approved: no plates for road use. Check the intended demonstration, show or competition use.
- Is 850 hp a production specification?
Review Scott Shafiroff engine invoices and operating-hour history. The 850 hp and 9.35 seconds are advertised figures.
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