im looking for a 92 I-roc crab. 5-speed
My dad says they are hard to find but i was hoping u guys might know where i could find a cheap(no more then about 7,000) but in good condition one.
any help would be great.

 

Oh the 92 Iroc is very rare, Concidering Dodge took over production of the Irocs in 1990. You can get a 1990 Irocsthey are all built in the calender year of 1989. On jan 1 1990 GM no longer had theright to build the car for the International Race Of Champions

 

Yes, 1992 IROC's are hard to find. One reason is none were made by GM for that model year.

 

What the heck is that? If anybody tells you there is such a thing as a 92 I-roc (crab or not), just tell them to clam up!
It is going to be very hard to find something that doesn't exist.
IROC-Z History

 

Well wait now, he never said he was looking for an IROC-Z Camaro, just an IROC.

So guy, I don't know where you're located, but I did find this for you.
http://windsor.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehi...QAdIdZ90779701

 

Come on now, he asked on a Camaro site for Pete's sake!!
And besides, that Daytona IROC isn't a "crab" model either, is it?

 

there ain't no 92 iroc, the last year for the iroc was 1990...

 

ok well that helps alot.
and crab. i meant carb. like carbuated(*SP*)
so i should look for and 89 I-ROC
are they hard to find in manuals

 

Most cars in the 80s were auto, it was the style at the time

If you're dead-set on a carbureted IROC, you'll need '85-'87. After that all engines had some form of fuel injection.

It should be mentioned the LG4 engine (carbed 305) only made 165 hp at best- unless you've got some big plans you ought to go looking for at least an LB9 (TPI 305) or the L98 (TPI 350), although the L98 only came with an auto.

 

i want a 350 no matter what.