In 1993, the Chevy Camaro had a complete redesign, marking its fourth generation. Along with that, it was invited to pace the Indianapolis 500 race for the fourth time in the model’s history. Chevy offered the B5A Indianapolis Pace Car Replica package for a ridiculously low $995. According to the Camaro White Book, only 633 copies left the factory so equipped.
The Indianapolis Pace Car Replica package consisted of Black-over-Arctic White livery, pink/yellow/turquoise/purple wavy side stripes, white wheels, special Indy graphics, and matching cloth interior trim. All Indy Pace Car replicas were Z/28s, equipped with the 5.7-liter LT1 engine producing 275 horsepower, backed by 4L60 four-speed automatic transmissions. All are equipped with power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, tilt steering, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power steering, and power brakes.
As one would rightly assume, all six of these Chevy Camaro Indy Pace Car replicas are in showroom condition. They have been meticulously maintained. The exterior finish on all the cars is as it was when new. The matching cloth interiors also present as new, with no visible sign of use or wear. Colors are fade free, dashes have none of the telltale fourth generation cracking. All is as is should be.
Mecum Auction’s Orlando, Florida event will feature a half dozen of the Indy Pace Car replicas, all with extraordinarily low miles. The six Chevy Camaros all have between eighteen and seventy-nine miles on the clock. All six are in like-new condition. All of them come with the original uninstalled Indy decals, and many have the original window stickers. Three have T-tops. All have been part of the Camaro Pace Car collection, and have never been registered.
Although all six of the Chevy Camaro Pace Car replicas will be sold at the Mecum Auctions Orlando event, they are being sold as separate lots. If you want a like-new 1993 Chevy Camaro Pace Car replica, or maybe even more than one, this is your chance.
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That last picture reminded me that 1993 was the only year Camaro to have those yellow gauges. They were made white the following year.
Hi.. Have any idea how much the indy Camero should sell for?
OK gotcha.. thks for the auction information.. Mecums is pretty high on fees…