in a trailer! :eek: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCK7N2SgJjE&feature=channel_page

wonder if thats from the auction a year or so ago where a chevy guy had millions of dollors worth the new cars & parts stashed in semi trailers & what not.

or if this is totaly different.

different person http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1985029/posts

ah ok, wonder what the story is on the video you found, i seen there was another car in front of it in that trailer.

1 word describes both links. Amazing. That's the word. Simply Amazing.

ah ok, wonder what the story is on the video you found, i seen there was another car in front of it in that trailer.No story found other than it is a '69 Roadrunner.

There's part of the problem leading to where GM is now, that car is brand new and it's still a piece :freak:

jedimario, guess I don't understand your comment. This car, in its day, had the best price/performance of any muscle/pony car. I had the first IROC-Z shipped into Lexington, KY. It was black with gold trim. Main difference between mine and the one in the video is that mine had the Lear Siegler seats with repeating Camaro in the stipes, and it had the 5.0 TPI with automatic (couldn't get manual with TPI at that time) instead of the carbueratored version with 5-speed. I had the car for eight years and had 60K miles, and it still looked and ran like new. Then, a 60 foot tree fell on it in a storm. If that hadn't happened, I'd still have the car today. My KY tag was "IROC-Z". I liked the way that car sounded better than any car I've owned, including my current driver, an '02 Vette, or my '68 GTO which I am the original owner of.

The only thing I don't understand is why the IROC in the video had the wheels and tires it did. The cars shipped with the correct wheels. I guess somone took a liking to them before the car was put in that trailer.

Frank Hamilton

Well, the wheels are one of the bigger problems I see with it. But that interior, yuck! No way I'd want to sit in that thing, or ever drive a car that color (I think there's a dull brown under all that dust?).

Maybe it was fast, I don't know, but even without years of wear that car does not appeal to me for reasons that I think many people who do not particularly care about Camaros or Chevys one way or the other would agree with.

Only problem with saying they were the best muscle car as far as performance goes is that they werent that great at all lol.

none of them that body style in my opinion were power hosese like alot of the camaro boys i know think they were.

I would agree with Jed on the interior, what a mess. ive driven them and ridden in them not comfortable at all.

Only problem with saying they were the best muscle car as far as performance goes is that they werent that great at all lol.

none of them that body style in my opinion were power hosese like alot of the camaro boys i know think they were.

I would agree with Jed on the interior, what a mess. ive driven them and ridden in them not comfortable at all.opinions opinions...everybody has them...:p

opinions opinions...everybody has them...:p

yep everyone has em LOL

The wheels are not an indicator since no Camaro was ever shipped with wheels like that. The interior of that car is light gray, not brown. It was the base interior. That's why I ordered the upgraded interior.
Here's what the car in the trailer looked like when it was new and clean and with the right wheels.
Frank Hamilton
http://memimage.cardomain.com/ride_images/3/1832/2981/29578990009_large.jpg

The wheels are not an indicator since no Camaro was ever shipped with wheels like that. The interior of that car is light gray, not brown. It was the base interior. That's why I ordered the upgraded interior.
Here's what the car in the trailer looked like when it was new and clean and with the right wheels.
Frank Hamilton
http://memimage.cardomain.com/ride_images/3/1832/2981/29578990009_large.jpgThe original owner sold the stock wheels for some aftermarkets,very dumb since he was going to keep the IROC like this IMO.Is that your's?Nice!:thumbsup:

...Not a bad looking car..! nice pic Frank...have any of the '68 GTO?...awesome cars in my opinion...!..
.......very interesting video... DCC.....thanks for sharing..

My friends garage up in Ohio

http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f350/terry9911/56vette1.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f350/terry9911/56vette2.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f350/terry9911/61pontwagon.jpg

Not my IROC, but similar to what mine looked like.
Here's my Goat. I've had it longer than I've had four of my five kids.
Original paint, top, interior. Factory disc brakes and A/C.
Frank Hamilton
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v449/frankhamil/GTOs/GTORightFront.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v449/frankhamil/GTOs/GTODash.jpg

Sweet GTO!