Well... bone stock 'cept for the wheels. I'll get the originals back on there when I get the money for tires. The wheels and tires that I have on it now came with the car when I bought it. Sorry, she's kinda dirty

 

Very nice. Love t-top cars.

 

A few more... I can only do 2 pics per post to keep under the 1mb upload limit

Engine and upholstery:

 

Beautiful ride.

 

Thanks man

 

beautiful car, i see a diamond in the rough and im jealous of those seats i want a set soo bad

 

looks nice, and really clean

 

Cool car...Seats are kind of cool. There was some NOS "CAMARO" fabric on Ebay not too long ago. Enough to do front and back seats, and the door panels, with some left over. Same color also...not sure how much it went for, but I'm sure it's pretty hard to find.

 

Very nice shape...if you are going to put the original wheels back on are you going to sell the ones that are on it right now? I might buy them for my wifes camaro if the price is right.

 

Nice car, always good to see an unmolested crossfire inj car

 

Good find. Nice stock thirdgens are getting rarer.

 

Very nice '83 CFI Z28.As stated it's uncommon to see a nice CFI car these days.Yours has about the only options my '83 doesn't in the L/S seats with the Camaro seat/door panel trim and the rear wiper.She must have spent most of her life inside as even the air cleaner has a clean crinkle finishIs she a van Nuys or Norwood car(if you don't mind me asking)?

 

Looks great, but I didn't know those wheels were an option in 1983. J/K very clean ride.

 

Whats a van Nuys/Norwood car? I've never heard of that before. I'm still a noob in the world of third gens or all cars for that matter. Just learning as I go...

And thanks to all those who thinks she's as beautiful as I do

 

Where the car was manfactured.

 

I'm considering putting the originals back on it, but I need tires for them. I'll send you a PM when I finally get the cash, and you can make me an offer on the current wheels. Could be a while though...
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Hmm, I'll have to get back to you on that one. Would that be on the door sticker or part of the VIN? My dad looked something up about a year ago and said it was either shipped to or manufactured in California. I can't remember which though

 

The eleventh digit of the VIN will give build plant N - Norwood,OH and L -Van Nuys,CA.It will also be noted on the trim tag mounted top center of the radiator support(tenth digit first line).

 

Just went out and checked. It was built it Van Nuys.

 

Beautiful, the stock wheels will really set it off!

 

Crossfire eh? Nice car dude.

 

That's cool she's a Van Nuys build like my '83.If you look on the trim tag it will give you the build date on the first line.The first letter should be D for model year - 1983,next two numbers will be build month,and the next letter will be the build week.I'm just curious how close yours was built to mine.I hope you don't mind all the questions.

The trim tag also gives series(car line),body style,build plant,sequential part of VIN,interior color code/type,seat type/style(should be AQ9 in your case),exterior color code(upper and lower),paint type,CC1 for T-tops(since yours has them).
The last line is for interior codes for type of trim used(door panels and other trim).Wildjeff has a better explanation of them.

 

I went out and bought my tires today and put my stock wheels back on! After seeing it like that again, I can't understand why I took them off in the first place. She handles so much better with the regular size tires. I'll get some pics up after I wash everything and do what I can polish the old wheels up.

My wheels have some chips and a little but of curb grindage in places. How much does it generally cost to have a set of early Z28 wheels refinished?

 

There we go. These shots are missing the new center caps I got the other day. I know a lot of people think the early Z wheels are ugly but I think they go quite well with the car.

That second pic shows the fugly dent on the quarter panel that I've been hiding from you guys. It was like that when I got it, kinda looks like they tried to hammer it out. But like everything else the PO did, it was **** poor and half ***ed.

 

[quote=CamaroLover09;3538584]I know a lot of people think the early Z wheels are ugly
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Not me i love the early z wheels, im never getting rid of mine unless i have to

 

Nice job

 

Ceasefire injection!

Looks good man. Post up more pictures once you put the stock rims back on!