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ok so after i just got done with all that body work i wrecked..... sooooooo does a fender from a 91 camaro match a 92 firebird? or what about an 87 or 88 camaro... im goin to the junkyard and wanna get the best one with the least rust hahaha
The only real difference between the various years of Camaro fenders vs other Camaro fenders, or Firebird fenders vs other Firebird fenders, is the ground fx mounting holes.
Different years ground fx have different mounting holes, but it isn't a big deal to drill new holes if needed.
They are incredibly different and can not interchange without swapping the entire front clip. It's obvious just looking at them. Confuzed1, how'd you compile thousands of posts here without ever looking at thirdgens? hehe
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And I'm 1000% sure you don't. The Firebird noses are much lower, past the strut towers. Not even the hoods will swap.
OK,OK....geeez...I got it out of a boneyard. I thought it was a bird I got the fender off of...sounds like it wasn't. It could have been a bird that had a Camaro front clip on it??
JeremyNYR - I guess this is how I've compiled thousands of posts...