not 5th gen.. but 3rd gen.. whos heard of the z-38???
any way to tell how many were made??
What was the "Contempo" Camaro?:
Starting in early months of 1984, Contempo Vans of North Hollywood, California., began offering a custom-bodied Camaro. Major modifications included a fiberglass decklid with louvered wings, wheel flares, rocker extensions, 16-inch alloy wheels with high performance tires, plus a choice of paint schemes. Customers could order the components separately or as a Do It Your Self package. Another option for the customer would be fore the factory to do the work for them
What was the "Contempo" Camaro?:
Starting in early months of 1984, Contempo Vans of North Hollywood, California., began offering a custom-bodied Camaro. Major modifications included a fiberglass decklid with louvered wings, wheel flares, rocker extensions, 16-inch alloy wheels with high performance tires, plus a choice of paint schemes. Customers could order the components separately or as a Do It Your Self package. Another option for the customer would be fore the factory to do the work for them
LOL....its a DeLorean Camaro! I seriously doubt that is legit. I'm sure that someone who saw Back to the Future too many times had a lot of time on his hands and came up with that on his own.
All, I can say, is, I've seen worse!
All, I can say, is, I've seen worse!
Originally posted by Constrictor98TA
LOL....its a DeLorean Camaro! I seriously doubt that is legit. I'm sure that someone who saw Back to the Future too many times had a lot of time on his hands and came up with that on his own.
LOL....its a DeLorean Camaro! I seriously doubt that is legit. I'm sure that someone who saw Back to the Future too many times had a lot of time on his hands and came up with that on his own.
Originally posted by Constrictor98TA
All, I can say, is, I've seen worse!
All, I can say, is, I've seen worse!
:blah:
TS
Z38 isn't in the GM SPO guide I have.
I doubt it left the factory with a special code for this conversion so its not a registered GM service option code.
Kinda like Suncoast Creations and the WS7's they put Firehawk hoods on T/A's and then labled them WS7's just to be like a WS6. Not a real GM code. Although GM did use WS7 as a handling/suspension pkg from 1976-1985
I doubt it left the factory with a special code for this conversion so its not a registered GM service option code.
Kinda like Suncoast Creations and the WS7's they put Firehawk hoods on T/A's and then labled them WS7's just to be like a WS6. Not a real GM code. Although GM did use WS7 as a handling/suspension pkg from 1976-1985
Originally posted by jg95z28
That was my first thought as well....
"You made a DeLorean... out of a Camaro?"
That was my first thought as well....
"You made a DeLorean... out of a Camaro?"
Where did you get "Z38" from? We never said this was a "Z38" or is it any kind of GM Concept. This was only an aftermarket kit.
The write-up: http://www.camarosource.ca/main_new_...mpo_camaro.htm
The write-up: http://www.camarosource.ca/main_new_...mpo_camaro.htm
Originally posted by jg95z28
I remember it... I though they looked like crap back then too.
Remember the Z-29?
I remember it... I though they looked like crap back then too.
Remember the Z-29?
Then there was a orange Z28 upfitter thing around the same period, with minilite wheels, was also called a Z29, if memory serves...
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