New to the board and camaros. Thinking about buying a 1992 camaro did they all have the 25th anniversary bages on the dash? Thanks for the help

 

i am pretty sure that they all came from the factory that way...

 

Well if 1992 was the 25th anniversary car, dont you think most, if not all, of them would have the badge? unless it was taken off by the owner of the car.

 

All the 92's came with the badge, that and some different paint colors are the only difference between 91 and 92 Camaro's.

 

All 92's had a 25th Anniversary plaques on the dash. There is one other less documented difference between 91 and 92, GM used epoxy in addition to welds on all the major chassis seams.

 

The real question is why did they only mark 87' Verts as 20th aniversary commerative edition cars?

 

I always thought GM epoxied the body panels starting with the 1991 model year as well as 1992 . . . .


fbird95, I believe it was because 'verts were on the very first Camaro's, and they wanted to "commemorate" the 'verts. Regardless if an '87 vert was a V6 (if available) or an IROC, it was an anniversary edition.

And lastly, yes, all '92 Camaros have the 25th anniversary dash plaque, but only the Heritage Edition (stripe package) cars have the rear facia/spoiler badging.

 

I have a friend that has a 1991 Z-28 and it is not epoxied. Maybe they started during the 91 production run, but not all of them are epoxied.