Spotted this week on Facebook Marketplace: a 1987 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z convertible sitting in a driveway in Jonesboro, Georgia, waiting for someone with the patience for a full revival. The IROC-Z package was Chevrolet's answer to the 1980s performance wars, born from Camaro's sponsorship of the International Race of Champions series, and by 1987 it had become the halo trim of the third-generation F-body lineup, recognizable by its ground-effects body kit, unique wheels, and IROC-Z rocker graphics still visible on this car's flanks.According to the listing, this is confirmed to be a true IROC-Z, though it is very much a project rather than a driver. The seller notes it needs a motor and transmission, along with a new convertible top and floor pans, and describes the overall condition honestly as "not perfect." A clear title is in hand, which matters a great deal for anyone planning a rebuild. The car is listed at $1,800, reduced from an original asking price of $2,500, and the seller says they would also consider trading it for an ATV, dirt bike, bass boat, or motorcycle.Convertible IROC-Zs from this era are notably scarcer than their coupe counterparts, which keeps interest alive in cars like this one even in rough shape. Whether it ends up as a parts donor, a resto-mod platform, or a faithful restoration back to its late-80s glory, this Camaro still wears its identity proudly on its doors and decklid.Photos and listing details courtesy of seller Camaro Moore via Facebook Marketplace.