With a claimed 13,000 original miles on the clock, this 1987 Camaro IROC-Z is barely run in. The car’s overall condition appears to be consistent with this claim, and it is even still sitting on its original tires. If you’ve always had a hankering to own one of these Camaros, this one is located in Miami, Florida, and is listed for sale here on eBay.

If the mileage claims are true, then this is probably one of the lowest mileage examples in existence today. The owner doesn’t indicate whether he has actual documentary evidence to verify this, but if he has been keeping the car serviced at the appropriate time periods as claimed, then the evidence may well be there. The presentation of the car is close to flawless. The paint, glass, and decals look to be like new, and the T-Top also appears to be in good condition. The wheels look to be free of the staining and pitting from brake dust that can plague these cars after extended use.

Under the hood is the 305ci V8 engine, producing 190hp. This is backed by a 4-speed automatic transmission. You also get power steering, and with the J65 option ticked on this car, 4-wheel power disc brakes as well. The owner says that the car runs and drives really well, and the presentation under the hood is on about the level you would expect from a nearly new car. The car is also sitting on its original tires. With only such a low mileage, these are said to be like new, but I think that I’d be changing them before I drove the car any distance.

The presentation of the interior is quite impressive, but there are a couple of things that I’d question. In one interior photo, it looks like there is some strange deterioration on the spokes of the steering wheel, while in another there is a similar mark on the lid of the console. I’m not sure if this is a problem, or if it’s just a trick of the light. The plastic in the rear cargo area looks quite free of scratches and rub marks. This is an important point, as plastic in that area is prone to marking quite easily if anything is carried in the cargo area, so the lack of damage is a positive sign. As far as creature comforts go, the owner lacks for nothing. Air conditioning, power windows, power locks, power driver’s seat, power mirrors, and a power hatch release are all there, and all are said to work perfectly. The interior is completely stock, and apart from those couple of items that I queried earlier, it really does look quite good.

The overall presentation of this Camaro is very impressive, and it is consistent with the mileage claims. The final value on this IROC-Z will be heavily influenced by the owner’s ability to verify that claim. If for a moment, we consider that the claims are true and can be verified, it raises the question of the actual vehicle value. The owner has set a BIN price of $25,900 for the Camaro, but the option is there to make an offer. That price puts this car right at the very top end of prices paid for these cars at present. However, if it does sell for this price, on recent history, then it won’t be unprecedented.