2002 B4C black 6 speed, LS1 purchased new, 479 actual miles, winner at 2006 Camaro Superfest car is perfect, kept in heated garage, only 64 black B4C police service packages made, fastest police production car in 2002 car looks like Z-28
$ 25,000.00
E-Mail GAK599@netzero.com or call 563-320-1080

 

No B4C camaros came with a 6 speed.Don't you think it would be a little hard to shift, talk on the radio, and input a license plate into a laptop while driving? Take your bs elsewhere.

 

I guess your right and Chevrolet is wrong

 

Post/pm me the VIN and are CLEAR picture of the SPID on the drivers side door, where it latches.

 

Yes they did.... The info I have seen says in 1999, 184 B4Cs were auto 12 were 6speed according to Camarosource. Unsure about the 2002 numbers.

 

This is my first time ever advertising anything on the internet for sale. Thier is an reference book for true camaro collectors called the WHITE BOOK which clearly illustrates every year of production and options and production numbers. Please refer to this book for the facts and this will show how rare this car really is.

 

trocn98- why don't you take our cockiness elsewhere. especially when your not even right.good luck with the sale man sounds like a beautiful car.

 

Read here https://www.camaroz28.com/articles/0...rs/index.shtml

There were 6-speed B4C's made almost every year the B4C was produced. Very beautiful car it sounds like. Don't forget to post this on LS1tech.com

 

wow, you were owned. lol.......

good luck on the sale. definately worth that 25k.

 

Such a fool... Mr know it all knows jack I can see.

 

well excuse me all. I was just going by what I have read, and no I obviously never delved into how many of what type of each camaro were made each year, because I could really care less.

All I had learned is that "B4C" meant special production camaro for police use only.

And from all the police officers I know, considering I am training to be one, none of them nor have any of them heard of anyone being issued a police use vehicle with a manual transmission (as far as marked cars go).

So before everyone calls me out as being a cocky ***, I'd appreciate it if you would just pass it off as ignorance, because obviously I was going on false/not enough information, but I had been made to believe it was all the information.

And I was not trying to be cocky by my post saying "dont you think it would be hard to shift etc..." I was just trying to make a point that the reason cops dont use sticks is because they have to do so much other crap while driving.

 

Missouri had LOTS of 5 speed mustangs.
1st batch 1987 were autos and had problems with them.
I was a deputy here in Mo. and owned 3 x MSHP stangs, ALL manuals!!!!

 

I definitely remember seeing plenty of 5spd fox body police cars in the 80's/90's.

 

here in HI I seen a 2002 Black SS 6 speed used as a cop car.

 

Both automatic and 6-speed B4C's were produced in 2002.
The following info is from the official 2002 Camaro Production Numbers:

Camaro B4C Special Service with Automatic

583 units:
41U Onyx Black – 320 – 54.9%
10U Arctic White – 114 – 19.6%
28U Navy Blue Metallic – 42 – 7.2%
13U Sebring Silver – 33 – 5.7%
44U Montery Maroon Metallic – 29 – 5.0%
11U Light Pewter Metallic – 25 – 4.3%
01U Police (B4C) Two-Tone – 13 – 2.2%
71U Sunset Orange Metallic – 1 – 0.2%

Camaro B4C Special Service with 6-speed

125 units:
41U Onyx Black – 62 – 49.6%
81U Bright Rally Red – 18 – 14.4%
10U Arctic White – 14 – 11.2%
13U Sebring Silver – 12 – 9.6%
28U Navy Blue Metallic – 8 – 6.4%
71U Sunset Orange Metallic – 7 – 5.6%
44U Montery Maroon Metallic – 2 – 1.6% (tie)
11U Light Pewter Metallic – 2 – 1.6% (tie)