3rd gen materials? just a random question, my cars hood seems to be metal and the fenders and all feel like it too, what materials are used for the body of 3rd gens? |
Re: 3rd gen materials? All steel except the odd hood. You could always grab a magnet off the fridge to confirm. |
Re: 3rd gen materials? The 3rd gens are not like the 4th gens-we have all steel besides the bumper covers, spoilers and stuff like that. |
Re: 3rd gen materials?
Originally Posted by 2007xl50
(Post 5312765)
The 3rd gens are not like the 4th gens-we have all steel besides the bumper covers, spoilers and stuff like that. |
Re: 3rd gen materials? Hoods, Fenders, Doors, Roof, rear quarters, and rear decklid are all Steel... The exceptions are as follows: 82 Trans Am (VERY VERY RARE) Aluminum Hood option, also used as an option on 91-92 Firehawks, and race cars. Some Race cars had stealth Aluminum front fenders (rumor only) 82-83 Camaro Z28's had a Fieberglass hood, not sure if it was all or just some. Front Bumper support there was a run of Aluminum pieces used... not sure what years, all later cars were steel IIRC. John |
Re: 3rd gen materials?
Originally Posted by okfoz
(Post 5313143)
82-83 Camaro Z28's had a Fieberglass hood, not sure if it was all or just some. John Just an observation.................................. Every unmolested 82-83 Z28 I've ever seen in person had a SMC (Sheet Molded Compound = Fiberglas) hood. And I do recall seeing an early built 84 Z with one. GM had problems with the 'Glass' hood and apparently switched to steel early in the 84 model production run. John - Thanks for the info in your reply. Very informative. |
Re: 3rd gen materials? I'm so sorry if my question is in wrong category or was asked before. I need to know the name of material used in rear quarter ground effects in 90-92 camaro. On the inner side of part I found some details: VT NO 2052 PT NO 10118432 MAT GMP L/P <---- material name? I need to find name of material used in production of ground effects. I heard it could be fiberglass but it's too flexible but not like urethane plastic. I want to repair it. I apologize for any problems :/ |
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