Summary

This Camaro has 5,580 original miles on it and is in concourse condition with a spotless undercarriage and engine compartment. Number #31 of #57.

Details

Only 57 Z7D Camaro's were built in 2002. Number #31 of #57 The RPO code Z7D was used to force the 35th Anniversary wheels and other options on to the SS convertible. Chevy had never done a special RPO code prior to this for the Brickyard 400 thus, these cars are somewhat unique. All but one of the 57 cars were built the same day. The first car was actually built in April as a 'pilot' and was immediately striped and put on the Camaro Legends Tour. These cars had the Brickyard 400 decals installed at Indianapolis. Scott Settlemire ordered all 57 Z7D Camaros to be built all on the same day. Because 2002 was the last year of the 4th Generation Camaro, Chevrolet felt it was important to do a special Camaro for the 2002 Brickyard 400. This Camaro has 5,580 original miles on it and is in concourse condition with a spotless undercarriage and engine compartment. This car has never seen rain, wet pavement or a hose. All of the original decals are in excellent shape. The original Window Sticker is signed by Terry Labonte, the special license plate issued by the State of Indiana, #431, is on the car, plus both original key fobs. This car is as clean and new as is it was on the dealer's showroom floor. The wax markings are still on the engine compartment pillars from the factory.