A Delco push-button FM stereo radio with one speaker in the front and one in the back is one of the very few options. The windows are manual, crank-operated. Cup holders? I don't think so. What you do have is a simple, fun-to-drive, economical two-door coupe. The rear seat is fine for midgets, but don't expect to stick a couple of six-footers back there without hearing complaints. Oh, one more thing. Those six-footers won't fit in the trunk, either. One of the few minor options on this car is a passenger-side outside rear-view mirror. The interesting thing about it is that it is a REAL mirror, like the driver's-side mirror - in other words, it is not one those "OBJECTS ARE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR" mirrors that all cars now come with. The wheels and trim rings were factory dress-up options, as were the white-wall tires. The tires are Michelins, and they're in great shape If you are in the market for a vintage, fun-to-drive vehicle that's not a muscle car, then do consider this 1978 Chevrolet Camaro, which is priced at just $7,100.00. My name is Bill Harding and I can be reached at 706-860-5001. Thank you.
