i've been looking for a 15th for some time..
anybody see that 15th on ebay?
any feedback? thoughts? i hate buying something unseen but it can probably be bought for 2500 to 3k..

any comments would be appreciated...

thx
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I never knew there was a 15th anniversary edition, was there any diffrence between those and the other 84's?

 

they are all white with badges....blue trim...white wheels...the interior has the recaros and white accents (steering wheel, shifter, glove box bag, etc)...

they are pretty neat looking

 

Was it the special olympics camaro? I'd like to see a pic!

 

That would be a special olympics camaro they have the berlinetta body style and a V6 theres nothing "special" about them only the white wheels and pin striping It wouldnt be called a 15th anniversary anyways becuase by that time the camaro was in its 17th year of production

 

yea wtf? 67+15=82

 

He's talking about the 15th Anniversary Trans Am. I like them. If it's in good shape then go for it. They're not particularly worth much, but who knows, they may jump in price as they become super rare. It's up to you though, either way, having a "15th Anniversary" TA is better than having a regular ole Firebird, or Trans Am.

 

1984 was the 15th anniversary of the Trans AM, not Firebird.

 

Ahh, I was assuming camaro the whole time..

 

Only 1500 stamped out, of which about 200 ordered with 5 speed manual. Car is white w/blue decals. Recaro seats with gray leather trim, steering wheel, shifter, front folder, door side folders and brake handle. The 5 speed is powered by 5.0 H.O. WS6, 3.73, Goodyear Gatorbacks on 16 wheels. The car was not well received because of lack of traction, but made up for it in appearance

 

hi
i did end up buying it..never brought it home...left it in storage until the weather clears up...it's got the canadian dash (km) with 75k miles, original paint, etc...
looking forward to spring

 

Congrats! Enjoy!

 

Awesome! Good luck on the car.

The '84 Anniversary is a cool car. Unfortunately, it's overlooked by collectors as it's not the highest performing of the bunch, but, to each their own. I'd take one. A 5 speed, of course. These cars were the first ones offered with the 16" rims. Later T/A's were subsequently available with them.