i have a 87 camaro that is complete(but the body is not in the best shape) and an 93 formula that isnt complete(but there isnt a spot of rust or anything on the body). my question is what all was changed between these years that i can or cant swap out? nothing interior wise that im worried about, just the rear end, suspension, brakes ect.

 

Nothing really... The rear suspension is the same design but none of the parts interchange 100%.

 

Hmmmm motor mounts? Radiator? Brake calipers/rotors?

 

Plenty of 4th gen parts will bolt into a thirdgen, but they aren't exactly the same. About the only parts that are truly the same between a 4th gen Firebird and a thirdgen Camaro, are going to be the rear lower control arms, track bar, torque arm, and driveshaft. Oh yeah, the muffler is the same part number if the thirdgen is/was an HO.

 

Combining two half-a$$ed cars into one good one is a great idea. But these two aren't similar enough.

 

well the car has a rear end, interior, computer, front brakes and a bunch of other stuff. just need to put an engine tranny oand other misc stuff in there. i dont think it will be too hard

 

i have a carbed 383 thats going in it, just gonna take some of the fuel injected stuff and change it over to fuel injection. its a project but nothing that cant be done