89 Camaro 305 Tpi 5 Speed Prom Memcal Chip 1989 Apys 3509 Trans Am Z28 Iroc Z on 2040-parts.com
Fredonia, Wisconsin, US
Up for auction is the factory prom chip from my 89 Camaro convertible, it's for 305tpi with 5 Speed.. Works great in perfect condition. RARE
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