Camaro In The 80s

From 1985 through 1990 the IROC-Z was the top dog in the Chevy Camaro lineup.

Camaro in the 80s. When their eyes first opened and their mom was yelling at them to get ready for school many had to choose between looking at the poster of a Z28 Camaro or the one with Farrah Fawcett you know the one. You might be old enough to remember when the third-generation Chevy Camaro Berlinettas were still being made which began in 1979 and ran through 1986. As if you needed another reason to watch the classic 80s movie Better Off Dead the iconic 67 Camaro from the movie was found and restored to its former glory.

After watching a rented copy of the movie in his college years in the late 1980s Jeff fell in love with Lanes 67 Camaro. Saw this car in the junk yard thought some of you might like to see this car. The final year for the.

This generation came on the scene in 1982 with the first two TransAms going to NBC for the TV series Knight Rider. And you can glean from this commercial that if you drove one your hand would perpetually be at the 11 and 1 positions on the steering wheel while women with enormous hairdos and excessive eyeliner would stare as if you were a juicy stake. The first all-new Camaro.

Selling my old project car. 1980 Chevy Camaro Z28 Newly installed Stroker motor have all the records runs great and fast B. And for the first time the Camaro was a hatchback.

What you might have forgotten about was the Starship Camaros Chevrolet made for 1984 to 1986. Has a 350 with headers and 25 exhaust summit dual pla. Its powertrain and suspension availability matched Mustangs also.

Well ahead of its time you can see the features of the muscle car on full display in the video below. Production continued with little variations until 1992 before the Camaro. For 1983 Capri received a new hatchback with a bubble-style rear window to help distinguish it further.