Yeah the first thing what would give it away would be the lack of a V8.
Maybe it was a v6, as the vin shows, and someone swapped in the 8 and the ground effects.
Here is how I would score your shot at getting the money back. Top is best chance, bottom is no chance.
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“I Joe Mullet, am selling this 1986 Camero Z28 to new kid with a mullet on this date …” you have a great chance.
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“I Joe Mullet, am selling this 1986 Camero Z28, as is, to new kid with a mullet on this date …” you have a 50/50 chance.
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“I Joe Mullet, am selling this 1986 Camero, vin… as is, to new kid with a mullet on this date …” you have very little chance
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“I Joe Mullet, am selling this 1986 Camero, vin… as is, even if the buyer has no idea what model it really is, and doesnt know a z28 came with a V8, and some uber sexy body clading, which as you can see this car doesnt have as presented to the new kid with a mullet on this date …” you are fucked.