i dont think this count but it was still on the street
Nice! appreciation for V8 muscle in Hungary i like that! I,m thinking about buying a 88 Iroc Z convertible. I state 88 because it was the only year that GM fitted the 350cid 5.7l with 5 speed manual. 89 to 92 in droptop came with 305cid 5.0l with automatic. There are a few in Vancouver that people are selling that are in mint shape.
@Blkout, I gave up on wanting an IROC quite some time ago. I missed out on a couple of nice ones back when i was interested and the rest of the ones that were for sale were either too modified for my liking or people were asking too much for them.
Its really hard to find one these days that hasn't been rode hard. I've got quite a history with Camaro's. My first car was a 1982 Z-28, then I had 1983 Z-28, then a 1987 IROC-Z, then a 1991 Z-28, then a 1995 Z-28, then a 1999 Camaro SS. In between the 1987 IROC-Z and the 1991 Z-28, I had a 1986 Corvette and a 1990 Corvette, then after the 1999 Camaro SS, I had a 2003 Corvette Z06, and that was the last of my GM vehicles.
Sweet list man! i like em all . The Z06 must of been really awesome to drive.
@Hiroshi Awazu
Can you tell me more about the Beemer?
I see it's got a sunroof, so no way it is a former Group A car.
Is Jägermeister well known in the US? Have you taken the picture in a "German" quarter? A well informed DTM fan in the states? Driver name is Mario Ketterer?
Found it: 1988 DTM livery!