Tonkatoy

Can someone please tell me what year Camaro this photo is from?

hatemail72

1991

chevysquid

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With the Yellow dash emblem, wouldn't that make it a 92, for the 25th anniversary? Or did 91 and 92 have that color?

chevysquid

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Gonna flame myself and say no, those emblems were used only in 1991. Dumbass!

hatemail72

easy with the language

Tonkatoy

Thanks guys there is a guy here saying it is a 1989. If it is a 1990 or newer then it cannot be registered over here unless it is converted to Right hand drive so there are some people that try & pass them off as a year older than they are.
According to the VIN number it is a 1990.
Thanks for all your help.

JackRs

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Did we just aid with police work?

Dante93GTZ

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Its clearly a 1990 IROC-Z. You can see the airbag steering wheel, reshaped dash, and new gauges (all of which changed in 1990). You can also see the Z28 dash emblem with "IROC-Z" underneath it.

1990 IROC-Z

86NiteRider

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Well the VIN does not lie...no matter what else changes....I agree...1990...too much evidence

hatemail72

how much does one of thoes cars cost over there What is your investment. I have a mint 1988 iroc convertable

Thirdgen Ranch

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If everything is factory it is DEFINITELY a 1990. The dash emblem is the giveaway. It's a yellow Z28 and says IROC-Z underneath. 1990 was the only year that emblem was used.

Tonkatoy

Thanks - not quite police work but I will inform the car salesman he has a lemon as he won't be able to sell it unless he converts it to right hand drive which cost $18000 NZ. He is asking $25000 for it which is about right.

I have a 89 vert (Very Rare over here - only 2 that I know of in the country) I imported it myself, as it is over 20yrs I keep it Left hand drive. Owes me $20,000 valued at $30,000.

scottmoyer

Is the conversion requirement based on model year or manufacture date? The car is a 1990 model year, but all of the 1990s were built before the end of December 1989.

Tonkatoy

Good point it is based on month of manufacture. The car has to be over 20yrs old to the month before it leaves country of departure.

hatemail72

intresting I have a 1988 camaro if you go in to the profile you can view it. It was just appraised at 25000 before taxes.. I knew years ago when i was in the trade cars going accross the water for export never knew how the other end worked out

Mrs.Crasher0083

That looks identical to my 91!!!

JackRs

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So, when he has to rip that beautiful machine apart to make it righty drive. You should tell your buddy to mail me some of the parts . As payment for my hard work

Tonkatoy

It is normally the other way I have a nightmare trying to get any parts for my car as everything I want or need I have to get imported & the businesses over in the USofA charge an arm and a leg for shipping.

Always on the look out for parts of any sort but at the mo I desperatly need weatherstripping kit for an 89 vert & other bits.

Luckily most of the parts can be reused after the conversion because alot of american cars are modular so can be swapped around.

By the way I get asked alot and the answer is yes the pedals are still in the same position of a right hand drive car

JackRs

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Are the pedals to the right or left?
Good lord, so you have an 89 vert right side drive. Those parts must be IMPOSSIBLE to find lol. How about airbags same place?

Justin89Formy

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no they take them out of the steering wheel and put them in the headliner

Blitzkrieg91

just keep in mind. if its a true iroc, GM couldn't make the 90's past december 31st of 1989 when the contract to the "IROC" name ran out.

Tonkatoy

Nah because mine was imported JUST after it turned 20yrs old we don't have to convert it to Right hand drive I can legally drive it as a left hand drive car.