View Poll Results: Best looking 3rd gen
Camaro SC/Pre 85



8
6.35%
Camaro Irocs/z28/RS



66
52.38%
Firebirds/Formulas



12
9.52%
Trans Ams/GTAs/TTAs



26
20.63%
91-92 Firebirds/Trans Ams



14
11.11%
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Best looking 3rd gens (in general)
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Best looking 3rd gens (in general)
Pretty simple, whats the best looking third gen in your opinion and why?
Try to do this without flaming others or bashing their opinions.
Try to do this without flaming others or bashing their opinions.
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Gee, I don't know. They all look kinda the same! That's like asking us to pick ONE of the models on the SI swimsuit cover last month! I'll take a third gen - ANY Third Gen.
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From: Okeechobee, Florida
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Dark gun metal Silver - 4" cowl - black pockets - black out tail lights - 18" rims - Aero trim - 91' 92' Interior or early 4th gen Interior - T-top - 1" or 2" drop - Dual pipes with crome tips!
Hows that, Ill make my own Favorite
91' or 92' Z28 or RS
Hows that, Ill make my own Favorite

91' or 92' Z28 or RS
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Originally Posted by CYARS92
Gee, I don't know. They all look kinda the same! That's like asking us to pick ONE of the models on the SI swimsuit cover last month! I'll take a third gen - ANY Third Gen.

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Originally Posted by mw66nova
i'm a big fan of the early 82-84's as well as any year sportcoupe.
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Originally Posted by sasser43
Theres a big difference in a Sport Coupe and a 91 bird.
I'll take a 91-92 RS though.
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1. 91-92 Z28's
2. 91-92 Formula's
3. 85-90 IROC-Z's
4. 91-92 Trans Ams and GTA's
2. 91-92 Formula's
3. 85-90 IROC-Z's
4. 91-92 Trans Ams and GTA's
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Originally Posted by CYARS92
Uh, not really. you can still make one out of the other with a little work.
I'll take a 91-92 RS though.
I'll take a 91-92 RS though.
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From: Post Falls, ID
Car: 1982 Z28
Engine: 350 HO
Transmission: TH350 to go in next week
Axle/Gears: 3.42
I'm going to be honest: Ignoring that you can make it look pretty identical, stock, I abhor nearly all the sport coupes...
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From: Chicagoland
Car: 1983 Daytona Trans Am
Engine: LG4
Transmission: T5
Axle/Gears: 3.73
They all have their high and low points which would make choosing one over the other difficult for myself. I like them all.
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Originally Posted by Justin Horne
I'm going to be honest: Ignoring that you can make it look pretty identical, stock, I abhor nearly all the sport coupes...
"horn" or "horny"
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Originally Posted by Justin Horne
I'm going to be honest: Ignoring that you can make it look pretty identical, stock, I abhor nearly all the sport coupes...
hehe, good thing this is all you'll be seeing then
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Originally Posted by 83_Camaro_83
so is your last name pronnounced
"horn" or "horny"
"horn" or "horny"
Horn.
But good job on the joke, only around 8 years late.
Originally Posted by mw66nova
hehe, good thing this is all you'll be seeing then


Hey, I didn't say they couldn't be awesomely fast...
I just find the lack of Gfx weird looking...But hey, anything that
is good enough to me when I'm inside it..
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eh, to each his own...and i personally loved the look on the guys face driving the vortech s-trimmed 1997 cobra when i jumped 2 cars on him at 60mph and he couldn't recover them!
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Originally Posted by Justin Horne
Hey, I didn't say they couldn't be awesomely fast...
I just find the lack of Gfx weird looking...
But hey, anything that
is good enough to me when I'm inside it..
I just find the lack of Gfx weird looking...But hey, anything that
is good enough to me when I'm inside it..
If it has a stock stance tho, i dont like them without gfx.
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From: Harford County, MD
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thank you sir! the black car in the picture above is sittin' on stock iroc springs. we did that for a few reasons, but one is because he lives in an apartment complex with some pretty hellacious speed bumps...it's frickin annoying! anyhow, also, because it handles a bunch better than the stock berli springs, but yet, lowered it about 1" from the factory ride height...can't wait till we get a real tire in the back of that car in place of that huge *** tire we got back there right now. we'll be putting a 235/60/15 out back, to help out with the handling and hopefully to restore the gearing back to something normal.
here is another picture to get an idea of the stance of our cars:
here is another picture to get an idea of the stance of our cars:
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