Used 1991 Chevrolet Camaro RS Convertible RWD for Sale Nationwide
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Anonymous
Reviewed a 1991 Chevrolet RS Convertible RWD on Jul 28, 2013
There is nothing like dropping the top and taking my Camaro out for a ride on a nice Summer day.I had never even rode in a convertable before buying this car and now would consider buying another classic convertable.There are alot of 3rd gen Camaros out there ,but not alot of 3rd gen convertables in nice shape-at least around here in northern Ny state.I wish I could afford to do a complete paint job or total restore but since I cant,Im fixing it up one small job at a time.I have won a few trophies with it at local shows ,so I must be doing something right.Originality is I think ,what it has going for it most.The interior is sun faded from 22 years of sun but otherwise in top shape.Mechanically it is in great shape,and as of this writng has 76,000 miles on it.If the day comes that the engine is unrepairable- maybe then Ill drop a bigger engine in.I would like to keep it as original as possible until then.
Chuck J
Reviewed a 1991 Chevrolet RS Convertible RWD on Jun 26, 2008
Performance - Quick Acceleration and Handling Build Quality - Excellent Condition, Has never seen Snow, partial to Rain. Appearance - Exterior is Mint condition with a black paintjob with Blue Pearl accents. Cost of Ownership - 88000 Miles with a fuel rating of 20mpg Fun Factor - Extremely Fun to drive in, Especially on a warm summer day.
Dario T
Reviewed a 1991 Chevrolet RS Convertible RWD on Dec 19, 2007
This is a great car, it has given me no trouble at all.
David S
Reviewed a 1991 Chevrolet RS Convertible RWD on Jan 16, 2009
Everyone likes the car, it's a true eye catcher and is a great classic, I have a V8 and still get 25mpg on the highway, And me and my dad had 3 corvettes at one time a 75',91',and a 96' collectors edition and this Camaro has just as much acceleration,braking,and handling as they ever had , but it just doesnt have the top speed.The only problem i have with it is the rattle with the convertible top and the small puff of smoke when i start it in the morning, but what camaro doesnt do that. My interior is still in great condition and the exterior has only one 4 inch spot with paint missing.The cost to own it has been very cheap so far only needed a fuel filter and an air filter , short of scheduled oil changes. And i couldn't pick a better car to handle the tight turns and fast acceleration for the price better than a 3rd Gen Camaro.And I would recommend this car to anyone,u just cant have mine.
