Summary

Restored FBI training car with less than 14,000 actual miles (mileage not indicated on ownership document) and fully documented. First year of law-enforcement Camaros. Brilliant Red with gray interior, 5.7-liter V8 engine with automatic transmission.

Details

The first title to this car was issued in 2015 after its sale by the government in 2014. This car features the B4C option, which is Chevrolet's special-equipment options code for a Special Service Police Package Camaro. This car was one of a handful manufactured for the FBI in 1991 for use as a training vehicle for their Special TEVOC program in Quantico, VA. Of the few that exist, this is a very fine example. The B4C package has heavier-duty features over a non-police vehicle, as well as some options specific to the installation of police equipment. This car features the 5.7-liter B2L engine package with a 4-speed automatic overdrive transmission. Other heavy-duty features include oversized front and rear sway bars, high-output alternator, 4-wheel disc brakes, separate engine, power steering and transmission oil coolers, and certified 145 mph speedometer. Most of the heavier-duty optioned parts come from a combination of parts from both the regular Z/28 and a special racing and handling package. This vehicle has been cosmetically restored to like-new condition. The engine and transmission operate as new. It comes with full documentation, including original FBI authorization for title and odometer statement, original Broadcast Option Sheet, RPO Sheet furnished by Heritage and FBI obstacle course map as run by the car. It's finished in Brilliant Red with gray interior and the chassis is clean and rust-free. An excellent example of a very rare automobile, this vehicle has less than 14,000 actual miles (mileage not indicated on ownership document). The air conditioning system was updated to R134A. It's also had a complete tune-up: all fluids changed, new fuel injectors, plugs, wires, cap rotor and new front brakes, including calipers. New fuel pump.