Well, it has been some time since I have posted something for Rotting in Style.I do apologize for that, but I have been getting about three to four days off per month, so I have been very, very busy.Regardless, I figured if I was going to post something, it might as well be a good one.So I bring to you a 1989 Camaro in Sitka, Alaska.I mean, why not?Camaros always seem to do well on here.
Anyway, abandoned Camaros seem to be quite popular in Alaska.If you have read this blog in the past, or watched some of the past videos, you’ll remember seeing a 1989 IROC-Z and a 1979 Z28.Well this one is a little less special as it is a 1989 Camaro RS with the 2.8L V6.To make up for it, I did a little bit more digging.
This car was last registered in 2003 by what looks like the third and final owner, and has probably sat here since.The last owner looks like he had a lien on it in 1992, and in 1994, it was sold at an auto auction.How’s that for digging?
Even if it does only have the 2.8L V6, it’s still a sad sight to see for any American car lover.This body style is personally my favorite when it comes to Camaros.The body of this one however has the typical abandoned in Alaska accessory: moss.There is also some dirt and rust as well.
The interior may be all there, but it seems quite scattered.There is a transmission outside of the car, but I don’t know if it is for this Camarao or not.The battery, I can say for sure though, is not where it is supposed to be as it’s sitting in the left headlight cutout.
While it would be nice to see this car running and driving again, I doubt it will be moving again anytime soon.So it looks like it will remain sitting, Rotting in Style.
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