CHASE! 1985 Chevrolet El Camino IROC-S Official Pace Car GreenLight 1:64

1985 Chevrolet El Camino IROC-S Official Pace Car – Green Machine Chase

GreenLight | Exclusive | 1:64 Scale | 30312

• Green Machine Chase version with metallic green wheels
• 1985 Chevrolet El Camino IROC-S Official Pace Car
• IROC-S graphics with International Race of Champions markings
• Period motorsport livery in white with red and blue striping
• Roof-mounted warning light and race support vehicle details
• G-body El Camino with detailed pickup bed and exterior trim
• Exclusive release in GreenLight blister card packaging
• 1:64 scale diecast collectible

The Chevrolet El Camino combined passenger-car styling with the open cargo bed of a pickup, giving it a distinctive place in Chevrolet's lineup. By 1985, the fifth-generation El Camino was based on GM's rear-wheel-drive G-body platform, sharing its basic architecture with several of Chevrolet's popular coupes of the era.

This GreenLight release recreates a 1985 Chevrolet El Camino IROC-S Official Pace Car in a white, red, and blue motorsport livery. IROC-S graphics, International Race of Champions markings, a roof-mounted warning light, and additional race-support details give the El Camino a period competition appearance tied directly to IROC.

This is the Green Machine Chase version of GreenLight 30312. Metallic green wheels distinguish the Chase model from the standard release while retaining the IROC-S graphics and distinctive pace car equipment.

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Common Collector Questions and Answers

What was IROC?
IROC stands for International Race of Champions, a racing series that brought successful drivers from different motorsport disciplines together to compete in identically prepared cars.

What makes this El Camino an unusual IROC collectible?
The El Camino is better known as Chevrolet's car-based pickup than as a competition vehicle, making its IROC-S pace and support car treatment an interesting connection between the G-body El Camino and 1980s motorsports.

How can you identify the Green Machine Chase version?
This Chase release is distinguished by its metallic green wheels, which replace the standard wheel finish while retaining the white, red, and blue IROC-S livery.