This is a 1988 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z Convertible with 65,892 miles on the odometer, and the good news is they're not of the nasty 'actual mileage cannot be verified' variety.

All Camaros of that model year came with fuel injection as standard, and the 1988 vehicles also had the Z28 logos replaced by the "IROC-Z" inscription, among other changes.

The IROC Z Is Your Best Investment for a Classic Camaro Thirty years after its birth, this special-edition Camaro is beating other muscle cars on the auction block.

It was in late 1989 when Richard Hubbard purchased this ’88 IROC-Z for the sole purpose of having fun and getting in some track time while retaining a balanced level of streetability. After all ...

The IROC-Z was a massive hit. By the time this 1988 model hit showrooms, Chevy dropped the mid-level Z28 Camaro trim and replaced it with the IROC-Z, thanks to its popularity.

A 1985 Camaro IROC-Z with only 17,000 miles on the odometer has popped up for sale on Hemmings.

The "Holy Grail" 1985 Chevy Camaro IROC-Z trailer find in pristine factory condition is up for sale again, now for $100,000, with just 11 miles on the odometer.

An unmolested 1985 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z with 11 miles on the odometer is being offered for $100,000 firm. The muscle car is a famous barn-find, and a YouTube video chronicling its discovery now ...