Special Edition Vehicles - im selling my 35th slp ss

Im asking $12000 obo
its all stock other than 3pt UMI bolt on subframe connectors. its approaching 108k miles. it runs great and gets 18mpg city and 22mpg hwy. im selling it because im still paying on it and dont want to anymore. my name is Don and you can reach me on here or you can call my cell @ 281-795-1565

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/9405b9e0.jpg
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Wheres the rest of CME? Are you the original owner? It looks like someone tried to clone a 35th limited edition car and didn't do a very good job..

Where are the original wheels also?

Too bad its an A4. :)

no its a real 35th. the owner before me put ground effects on it and messed up the cme panel. i still have it, it needs to be fixed and re painted. i didnt get the wheels with the car. this car came with the slp chrome 10 spokes. not the machined face 35th wheels. its car #4788. im open to offers, just no trades.

no its a real 35th. the owner before me put ground effects on it and messed up the cme panel. i still have it, it needs to be fixed and re painted. i didnt get the wheels with the car. this car came with the slp chrome 10 spokes. not the machined face 35th wheels. its car #4788. im open to offers, just no trades.

It may be a real 35th aniv edition which all 2002's were which mean it was nothing special, but your car appears to be a copy of a 35th limited edition car as seen here. Either that or there are many problems with it, such as the wheels are wrong, the CME is missing, the stripes are incorrect as on the real car they go all the way down the front bumper....

http://www.camaroz28.com/articles/35thcamaro/index.shtml

Is that an SLP Blackwing lid?
Wonder if front has been repainted and hence stripes don't go all the way down bumper.

Is that an SLP Blackwing lid?
Wonder if front has been repainted and hence stripes don't go all the way down bumper.

Yes, ...
Probably so, ...

I think it's been in a wreck, it doesn't have the CME panel and the front cap isn't original.

go to the 35thLE forums and PM your vin # to one of the mods there to find out the LE build number. just to settle any doubt anybody may have....

Picture of the RPO decal on the drivers door? VIN #? Interested in trading exhausts?

I is a real le car the build # is 4788. the previous owner put a wings west body kit on it and ruined the front bumpercover and damaged the cme panel. i still have the cme panel it needs to be repaired and repainted. Here are some more pics for you doubters.

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/IMG_0837.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/IMG_0838.jpg
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/IMG_0839.jpg
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http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/IMG_0845.jpg

Nice way to shut them down they were coming for you. lol

Somebody got pwned. lolz


GLWS op :thumb:

I just looked up the rpo codes and the "Z4C" Is an anniversary LE code




02sleeperz28, no sh!t, right. Im just trying to make an honest sale and I hate it when people do that sh!t

Thanks Ruthless909

Larger front sway bar
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/IMG_0850.jpg
Bilstien shocks & SLP blue springs
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/IMG_0848.jpg
3pt UMI subframe connectors
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/P1050408.jpg
35th LE interior
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/P1030402.jpg
The day I bought the car. It had LT1 salad shooter wheels. Those came off that very day.
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/IMG_0412.jpg

There is always some keyboard ninjas that thinks they know more than they actually do.



GLWS

yeah this car is too nice for don. someone buy this bitch already.

yeah this car is too nice for don. someone buy this bitch already.

For real! It actually has good paint on it, that isn't Don's style... LOL!

I is a real le car the build # is 4788.

do you know the LE build number? that number is the SLP build as they only made 3,369 LE's.

do you know the LE build number? that number is the SLP build as they only made 3,369 LE's.

I emailed the 35thLE.com and havent heard anything back, but as soon as i do ill post it.

http://www.compnine.com/vid.php?vin=2g1fp22g322134409

look at the "Z4C" RPO code

http://www.compnine.com/vid.php?vin=2g1fp22g322134409

look at the "Z4C" RPO code

It's doubtful that this is a 35th Anniversary car. Based on the SLP sticker that you provided a picture of on the previous page, your VIN is: 2G1fp22g322134443. Thus, the options for your car are laid out here:

http://www.compnine.com/vid.php?vin=2G1fp22g322134443

The Z4C RPO code is absent.

Additionally, your SLP sticker indicates that the 10-spoke chrome wheels were ordered with the Camaro via SLP, and you also stated yourself that the car originally came with the chrome wheels; that said, the 35th Anniversary model could not be ordered with the SLP chrome 10-spokes, since the black machine-faced LE wheels were a unique and identifying factor to the anniversary appearance and could not be separated from the Z4C package or substituted for the SLP chromed. The SLP grille, which is listed on your second-sticker SLP content as well, could also not be ordered with the 35th Anniversary package, because the LE received a unique grille with the gray fill-ins and could not be substituted for the SLP SS grille.

So I guess my question is: why does the SLP sticker from your vehicle have a different VIN on it than your RPO code sticker? Since the CME and the Blackwing are present on the car (relatively rare options), I would speculate that the VIN on your SLP sticker is the correct VIN, and the driver's side door with the RPO codes was replaced with that of an LE. Perhaps you can provide us with a photo of the VIN from the front windshield, which one can surmise will only be: 2G1fp22g322134443, a non-anniversary car, based on the details you've provided. Regardless as to whether the chassis of this car is a true LE, which is extremely doubtful at this point, the thing is hacked to pieces with parts missing and mix-and-matched from everywhere; I would advise against marketing it as a collector car.

Nice way to shut them down they were coming for you. lol

Somebody got pwned. lolz

GLWS op :thumb:


02sleeperz28, no sh!t, right. Im just trying to make an honest sale and I hate it when people do that sh!t

Thanks Ruthless909

There is always some keyboard ninjas that thinks they know more than they actually do.
GLWS

Facts.

Now, OP, would you like to sell your SLP SS portfolio separately?

It's doubtful that this is a 35th Anniversary car. Based on the SLP sticker that you provided a picture of on the previous page, your VIN is: 2G1fp22g322134443. Thus, the options for your car are laid out here:

http://www.compnine.com/vid.php?vin=2G1fp22g322134443

The Z4C RPO code is absent.

Additionally, your SLP sticker indicates that the 10-spoke chrome wheels were ordered with the Camaro via SLP, and you also stated yourself that the car originally came with the chrome wheels; that said, the 35th Anniversary model could not be ordered with the SLP chrome 10-spokes, since the black machine-faced LE wheels were a unique and identifying factor to the anniversary appearance and could not be separated from the Z4C package or substituted for the SLP chromed. The SLP grille, which is listed on your second-sticker SLP content as well, could also not be ordered with the 35th Anniversary package, because the LE received a unique grille with the gray fill-ins and could not be substituted for the SLP SS grille.

So I guess my question is: why does the SLP sticker from your vehicle have a different VIN on it than your RPO code sticker? Since the CME and the Blackwing are present on the car (relatively rare options), I would speculate that the VIN on your SLP sticker is the correct VIN, and the driver's side door with the RPO codes was replaced with that of an LE. Perhaps you can provide us with a photo of the VIN from the front windshield, which one can surmise will only be: 2G1fp22g322134443, a non-anniversary car, based on the details you've provided. Regardless as to whether the chassis of this car is a true LE, which is extremely doubtful at this point, the thing is hacked to pieces with parts missing and mix-and-matched from everywhere; I would advise against marketing it as a collector car.









Facts.

Now, OP, would you like to sell your SLP SS portfolio separately?


I did notice the vin difference recently. i just checked it, and once again it is a real 35th anniversary car. i dont know why the slp stickers are different but may be it was a mistake done at slp. i will call them and find out.

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/ec33496b.jpg

the grill that is supposed to be in it, via info from slp is this grill

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/35thgrill.jpg

I forgot who i talked to at slp but he did say there were few 35th cars that did come with their wheels (chrome 10 spokes and chrome zr1). this information came directly from slp.

ill tell you what buy the car and ill throw the portfolio in for free.

Damn this getting good.....:corn:

Damn this getting good.....:corn:

Yea that car MIGHT be what he says it is. Looks like one of the doors mustve got replaced, why the VIN tags are different, red overspray on the door sticker. Factory camaro front bumpers say "camaro" right in the middle, this one dont. From the undercar pics it looks like its been driven down dirt roads. This car has been through a lot thats for sure.

I forgot who i talked to at slp but he did say there were few 35th cars that did come with their wheels (chrome 10 spokes and chrome zr1). this information came directly from slp.


I don't see 'chrome 10 spokes' anywhere, ...
I see what appears to be 'silver painted' 10 spoke wheels.
So even that doesn't match what you're saying.

Gotta admit, ..., there's a lot of really odd questions about this car.
You should've just repainted the front bumper properly with the stripes, & either used an aftermarket grill or filled the holes also, ..., & added aftermarket wheels, ..., replaced the rear CME filler panel, & maybe a lot of this wouldn't have even been brought up.

I did notice the vin difference recently. i just checked it, and once again it is a real 35th anniversary car. i dont know why the slp stickers are different but may be it was a mistake done at slp. i will call them and find out.

Perhaps you should - but the easier solution is to just market the car as an "LS1 Camaro." I definitely wouldn't describe the car as "it's all stock," as you did in your first post.

Problems with your "35th Anniversary" car that make it "not-stock":


Incorrect wheels
The front bumper is missing the stripes
The grille has been ripped off
Berger panel has been added
Each door has a different VIN (wtf)
The CME valence has been ripped off
The grey "C-A-M-A-R-O" fill ins for the rear bumper, LE specific, have been removed


What you do have going for you:


Correct 35th LE interior
The roof band of the car is red, as all 35th LE's were
The proper 35th badging is on the sides of the car
The black accented hood scoop, LE specific, is present


My guess is simply that the car was in a major wreck and needed parts from every which direction. Either way, 35th LE or not, you would have to have more knowledge about this car that you're not telling us - things that would have been uncovered before you bought it (I hope..).

the grill that is supposed to be in it, via info from slp is this grill

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/35thgrill.jpg

This is indeed the highly sought after SLP 35th LE grille, but this grille was not included as a second sticker option on ANY of the cars; it had to be purchased separately from SLP later down the road, as this grille wasn't released until after all of the 3369 anniversary cars were produced. In short: this grille was not included on any cars from the factory, either GM or SLP.


I forgot who i talked to at slp but he did say there were few 35th cars that did come with their wheels (chrome 10 spokes and chrome zr1). this information came directly from slp.

ill tell you what buy the car and ill throw the portfolio in for free.

I've never heard of this. The documents below, including the SLP penetration report, indicate that zero 35th Anniversary models received the chrome 10-spokes, the ZR1's, or the grille.

http://i789.photobucket.com/albums/yy176/TheBronxBull9/SLPbiuldcountCamaro.jpg

http://i789.photobucket.com/albums/yy176/TheBronxBull9/scan0001.jpg
"Not available on 35th Anniversary models..."

And finally the Camaro breakdown chart for 2002, indicates that 3367 LE cars received the same black machine faced wheels:

http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/chevrolet-camaro-1967-2002/1223809-4th-gen-camaro-production-breakdowns.html

(second post, first attachment, last page)

THose don't look like salad shooters to me.

The day I bought the car. It had LT1 salad shooter wheels. Those came off that very day.

flintwrench69 Those are the original doors. Both doors have the same incorrect SLP sticker on them. the Drivers door has the correct GM stickers on it, and all of the windows have the same number etched on them.

PontiacFan Your an idiot. Try reading the previous posts. Thats all Im saying to you.

The Bronx Bull WTF is you problem. you obviously dont want to buy the damn car. Im simply telling you what was told to me by SLP. But you have this Hard on trying to show me up. If you arent interested in buying my damn car leave this thread alone. I am going to call SLP Monday to find out WTF is going on with these stickers. As far as stock is concerned to me is "mechanically stock" there you happy. obviously the car was wrecked in the past, no sh!t. the berger panel was put on by me, cause i like it. the orignal was broke, somebody over tightened one of the mounting screws and cracked it.

THose don't look like salad shooters to me.

The day I bought the car. It had LT1 salad shooter wheels. Those came off that very day.

"Those came off that very day." That means they are not on the damn car.

flintwrench69 Those are the original doors. Both doors have the same incorrect SLP sticker on them.
Oh, well that makes it even stranger that both doors have incorrect SLP stickers, with non matching VIN numbers. So what did SLP say of this when you contacted them?

the Drivers door has the correct GM stickers on it, and all of the windows have the same number etched on them.

PontiacFan Your an idiot. Try reading the previous posts. Thats all Im saying to you.

The Bronx Bull WTF is you problem. you obviously dont want to buy the damn car. Im simply telling you what was told to me by SLP. But you have this Hard on trying to show me up.
I dont believe that for a second, Bronx Bull seems very knowledgeable on these cars & is pointing out what should & shouldnt be there on yours. I would say he is trying to help you with your car, you should be thankful. He even pointed out what things your car has that an LE car should have. Comparing your car to an original 35th LE theres a lot of changes been made.

If you arent interested in buying my damn car leave this thread alone. I am going to call SLP Monday to find out WTF is going on with these stickers. As far as stock is concerned to me is "mechanically stock" there you happy. obviously the car was wrecked in the past, no sh!t. the berger panel was put on by me, cause i like it. the orignal was broke, somebody over tightened one of the mounting screws and cracked it.

Your car is far from being in stock form.

Subscribed.

The Bronx Bull WTF is you problem. you obviously dont want to buy the damn car. Im simply telling you what was told to me by SLP. But you have this Hard on trying to show me up. If you arent interested in buying my damn car leave this thread alone. I am going to call SLP Monday to find out WTF is going on with these stickers. As far as stock is concerned to me is "mechanically stock" there you happy. obviously the car was wrecked in the past, no sh!t. the berger panel was put on by me, cause i like it. the orignal was broke, somebody over tightened one of the mounting screws and cracked it.

Yeah, I really don't think anyone that's posted in this thread is interested in buying your car, so it's not just me. A lot of that disinterest is probably sparked from the fact that when one opens a thread for a "35th Anniversary" for sale, they expect to see an unmolested car that actually resembles the Limited Edition model.

As for the doors having a different VIN, good luck finding the solution to that one. I do know that those SLP stickers are almost impossible to tear off of the car without ripping, and I can almost guarantee you that the history of your car being in wrecks is the answer here, not a mistake by SLP.

Anyways, you said previously that you're looking to make an honest sale; then do just that and edit your post, including all of the information you have about the car's previous accidents - and you must have some information. Finally, market the car towards the folks looking for a fun LS1 car - not the collectors looking for a piece of Camaro history.

I honestly think the doors are from a true 35th, the rest, is anybody's guess.

flintwrench69 Those are the original doors. Both doors have the same incorrect SLP sticker on them. the Drivers door has the correct GM stickers on it, and all of the windows have the same number etched on them.

Yes the doors...the rest seems to be a good old run of the mill Camaro. Maybe you are a bit pissed since you got it thinking it was a true 35th, it happens.

I honestly think the doors are from a true 35th, the rest, is anybody's guess.



Yes the doors...the rest seems to be a good old run of the mill Camaro. Maybe you are a bit pissed since you got it thinking it was a true 35th, it happens.

The only thing that makes me think the chassis may be that of a 35th Anniversary car is the red roof band. If someone was trying to replicate an LE model, the roof band is probably the one thing that they would either forget to swap or wouldn't bother swapping, since it's a PITA.

That said, who knows. A previous owner may have had the infamous "bubbling" in the roof band paint and chose red as a replacement. At this point I'm thinking that the doors have been replaced with those from a non-anniversary car.

Regardless, no one wants to buy a 35th Anniversary car that's barely discernible as such, as I've said before.

bronx bull then explain all the windows having the same number etched in them (door, t-top, hatch and windshield) and the z4c rpo on the matching vin rpo code sticker. also the y2y rpo code. you do seem knowledgeable but the matter of fact, i am trying to sell this car, obviously im not going to do this here.

flintwrench69 its the weekend i will call them monday as previously stated.

i still think they are original doors, because there is no sign of any stickers being pealed off or remounted no matter what any of you say none of you have seen this car in person all the door stickers look legit. but as said before mistakes are done, this may be the fact here. a mistake may have been done at slp and the wrong stickers may have been put on. the only door that would be questionable about being replaced would be the passengers with the slp options sticker on it. but that idea gets squashed because the window motor and regulator have never been removed and you have to remove that to get the window out. being all the glass has the same number etched in it tells me that all the glass is original and both doors are original. the only thing that looks fishy is the slp stickers. being that each door has 1 slp sticker on it and the slp sticker match each other tells me that a mistake has been done at slp. i will say this again i will calll them this monday (9-13-10) and ask them a few questions. since they built the car they should be able to answer me.

PontiacFan Your an idiot. Try reading the previous posts. Thats all Im saying to you.

The Bronx Bull WTF is you problem.

Excellent post! Whoo-hoo!! You win!!!!

:hijack:

IBTL, ..., :lock:
:lol:

Excellent post! Whoo-hoo!! You win!!!!

:hijack:

IBTL, ..., :lock:
:lol:

:cheers:

bronx bull then explain all the windows having the same number etched in them (door, t-top, hatch and windshield) and the z4c rpo on the matching vin rpo code sticker. also the y2y rpo code. you do seem knowledgeable but the matter of fact, i am trying to sell this car, obviously im not going to do this here.

flintwrench69 its the weekend i will call them monday as previously stated.

i still think they are original doors, because there is no sign of any stickers being pealed off or remounted no matter what any of you say none of you have seen this car in person all the door stickers look legit. but as said before mistakes are done, this may be the fact here. a mistake may have been done at slp and the wrong stickers may have been put on. the only door that would be questionable about being replaced would be the passengers with the slp options sticker on it. but that idea gets squashed because the window motor and regulator have never been removed and you have to remove that to get the window out. being all the glass has the same number etched in it tells me that all the glass is original and both doors are original. the only thing that looks fishy is the slp stickers. being that each door has 1 slp sticker on it and the slp sticker match each other tells me that a mistake has been done at slp. i will say this again i will calll them this monday (9-13-10) and ask them a few questions. since they built the car they should be able to answer me.

It is getting more interesting. Now, I've heard of people who wanted their SLP second-sticker's replaced on their car because of the fading, and I know a few tried to contact SLP to see if they could get some reprints to go with their car. I had never heard of any success stories from this, and I'm certain that SLP would request a proof of ownership for that VIN before giving out any such stickers. That makes it unlikely that those stickers are reproductions, since not only do they look aged and authentic, but it would be quite difficult to obtain a set for a VIN not belonging to your car. Definitely ask them and report back.

Are you sure you don't want to part with the portfolio?

Called SLP today and they couldnt tell me anything I already didnt know, except the SLP sticker vin was to a Black SS Camaro. That Black Camaro is in Troup, TX, I found out though Carfax. Im gunna post a thread in the Texas section and try to find this car and find out if it has my SLP stickers on it. SLP has no record of any 2002 Camaros, and nobody who worked in that section still works there.

Called SLP today and they couldnt tell me anything I already didnt know, except the SLP sticker vin was to a Black SS Camaro. That Black Camaro is in Troup, TX, I found out though Carfax. Im gunna post a thread in the Texas section and try to find this car and find out if it has my SLP stickers on it. SLP has no record of any 2002 Camaros, and nobody who worked in that section still works there.

Any signs of black paint on that door?

Any signs of black paint on that door?

None. Once again they are the original doors.

None. Once again they are the original doors.

Are you saying this because of that window etching you have talked about? I don't understand the window etching. Maybe I'm missing something. They could have swapped the windows. To be honest, I don't even know what window etching you are talking about.
With as much crap has gone on with this car, I don't think you really need to be concerned with numbers matching etc. Just sell it as a 02 SS. Let the buyer do the research.

Okay. Im lost. So you have SLP stickers that are from another car on yours...but according to SLP, is yours a real 35th SS or not?? I also dont get the window etching either.

Okay. Im lost. So you have SLP stickers that are from another car on yours...but according to SLP, is yours a real 35th SS or not?? I also dont get the window etching either.

I remember back in 95 when I worked at a GM dealer you could get window etching done on your car, IIRC the VIN would get etched on the bottom of the glass. This was supposed to be a theft deterrent feature so maybe thats what he is saying, that the numbers match on the windows. The most confusing thing about this car is why the SLP stickers dont match the cars VIN. That being said, this car is most likely a true 35th LE car. I say this because the VIN sticker on the one door matches the VIN plate under the windshield & it has the Z4C option on the door plate. Neither one of these items looks altered.

So answer these please, ...
1) Does the VIN on the SLP/GM door stickers match the window ecthing VIN number?
That just tells me that they are obivously from the same car/door & produced together.
2) But the VIN on the dash or other places, does NOT match the VIN on the SLP/GM door tag?

I remember back in 95 when I worked at a GM dealer you could get window etching done on your car, IIRC the VIN would get etched on the bottom of the glass. This was supposed to be a theft deterrent feature so maybe thats what he is saying, that the numbers match on the windows. The most confusing thing about this car is why the SLP stickers dont match the cars VIN. That being said, this car is most likely a true 35th LE car. I say this because the VIN sticker on the one door matches the VIN plate under the windshield & it has the Z4C option on the door plate. Neither one of these items looks altered.

Finally somebody understands

So answer these please, ...
1) Does the VIN on the SLP/GM door stickers match the window ecthing VIN number?
That just tells me that they are obivously from the same car/door & produced together.
2) But the VIN on the dash or other places, does NOT match the VIN on the SLP/GM door tag?

1) the number on the window is not the vin number of the car, they have their own number.

2)incorrect, the vin ending in 4409 is the actual vin of my car. the vin ending in 4443 is only on the 2 SLP stickers. 1 slp sticker on each door. if you go back and look at the pictures i posted of the stickers you will see the GM stickers match the vin on the dash plaque.

i got a hold of the owner of the, vin ending in 4443. now im waiting on a reply back from him.

Okay. Im lost. So you have SLP stickers that are from another car on yours...but according to SLP, is yours a real 35th SS or not?? I also dont get the window etching either.

slp can only tell you what color, and gm build number. THE Z4C RPO CODE PROVES IT IS AN ACTUAL 35TH LE CAR.

i got a hold of the owner of the, vin ending in 4443. now im waiting on a reply back from him.
The black SS from Texas? Wow. Never thought that would happen.

So answer these please, ...
1) Does the VIN on the SLP/GM door stickers match the window ecthing VIN number?
That just tells me that they are obivously from the same car/door & produced together.
2) But the VIN on the dash or other places, does NOT match the VIN on the SLP/GM door tag?

it seems to me that none of the numbers on the glass mean shit. the VIN tag under the glass and the VIN tag on the door(GM not SLP) match so that means the car itself is all original(since the stickers haven't been ripped off) the only variable is the SLP stickers. now i know they make very nice, fast and good quality automobiles, but no one is perfect and it looks like they screwed up. if v8sten gets in contact with the 4443 car in texas i'll almost bet that his SLP door stickers have the last four digits of 4409. is it not a possibility that the two cars were at SLP at the same time and SOMEONE(ie HUMAN ERROR) put the wrong stickers on the wrong car. if that's the case all you are arguing whether or not the car is a true SLP not a true 35th LE SS camaro. that was etablished by the two ORIGINAL GM VIN STICKERS matching. and to finish off my little novel here, it's pretty bad for a new member to come on LS1 Tech not even owning an LS1 an know alot more about it than some of you other jackasses that drive them every day.

AND AS FOR THE BRONX BULL YOU ARE JUST AN ARROGANT FUCKIN YANKEE ON HERE TO START SHIT.

:corn:

it seems to me that none of the numbers on the glass mean shit. the VIN tag under the glass and the VIN tag on the door(GM not SLP) match so that means the car itself is all original(since the stickers haven't been ripped off) the only variable is the SLP stickers. now i know they make very nice, fast and good quality automobiles, but no one is perfect and it looks like they screwed up. if v8sten gets in contact with the 4443 car in texas i'll almost bet that his SLP door stickers have the last four digits of 4409. is it not a possibility that the two cars were at SLP at the same time and SOMEONE(ie HUMAN ERROR) put the wrong stickers on the wrong car. if that's the case all you are arguing whether or not the car is a true SLP not a true 35th LE SS camaro. that was etablished by the two ORIGINAL GM VIN STICKERS matching. and to finish off my little novel here, it's pretty bad for a new member to come on LS1 Tech not even owning an LS1 an know alot more about it than some of you other jackasses that drive them every day.

AND AS FOR THE BRONX BULL YOU ARE JUST AN ARROGANT FUCKIN YANKEE ON HERE TO START SHIT.

Well you havent proved anything to us other than your extreme amount of ignorance with that statement. I would say Bronx Bull proved he knows a lot more about this particular kind of car than most that own one of these. Its very possible SLP made a mistake but still this car has been through a lot & is far from stock condition meaning NOT ALL ORIGINAL missing front bumper stripes, front bumper insert, incorrect wheels etc.

and to finish off my little novel here, it's pretty bad for a new member to come on LS1 Tech not even owning an LS1 an know alot more about it than some of you other jackasses that drive them every day.

AND AS FOR THE BRONX BULL YOU ARE JUST AN ARROGANT FUCKIN YANKEE ON HERE TO START SHIT.

And here comes a :ban: for a newbie who knows it all, ...
There are a lot of knowledgable people here.
And knowing what they do, presents a lot of questions about this car.
We're all simply trying to get to the bottom of it all & learn the truth.

Absolutely NO NEED for any of you to lash out & start shet by callin' other people names.

See, I thought that the 'number' on the window, should be the same VIN number on the door & they would match.
I bought a replacement window one time from a salvage yard & it had a VIN number engraved on it.

Okay. On the doors, the SLP(VIN) stickers do NOT match the GM(VIN) stickers.
GM(VIN) does match the car VIN tho.
But the overspray is a telltale sign of paintwork.
Seems odd, & that's all I'm gonna say about that.


1) the number on the window is not the vin number of the car, they have their own number.

2)incorrect, the vin ending in 4409 is the actual vin of my car. the vin ending in 4443 is only on the 2 SLP stickers. 1 slp sticker on each door. if you go back and look at the pictures i posted of the stickers you will see the GM stickers match the vin on the dash plaque.

i got a hold of the owner of the, vin ending in 4443. now im waiting on a reply back from him.

ahh man it's gonna be hell if that guy has the correct sticker lol. just sayin.

:corn:

This is getting good:corn:

it seems to me that none of the numbers on the glass mean shit. the VIN tag under the glass and the VIN tag on the door(GM not SLP) match so that means the car itself is all original(since the stickers haven't been ripped off) the only variable is the SLP stickers. now i know they make very nice, fast and good quality automobiles, but no one is perfect and it looks like they screwed up. if v8sten gets in contact with the 4443 car in texas i'll almost bet that his SLP door stickers have the last four digits of 4409. is it not a possibility that the two cars were at SLP at the same time and SOMEONE(ie HUMAN ERROR) put the wrong stickers on the wrong car. if that's the case all you are arguing whether or not the car is a true SLP not a true 35th LE SS camaro. that was etablished by the two ORIGINAL GM VIN STICKERS matching. and to finish off my little novel here, it's pretty bad for a new member to come on LS1 Tech not even owning an LS1 an know alot more about it than some of you other jackasses that drive them every day.

AND AS FOR THE BRONX BULL YOU ARE JUST AN ARROGANT FUCKIN YANKEE ON HERE TO START SHIT.

Heh. Actually, you're not too bright; don't flatter yourself.

You've added nothing that hasn't already been established days ago, and your "approval" of this car means nothing. I'm not trying to chastise the topic creator, but rather, make it known that there may be some issues - whether they be purely cosmetic issues, or problems with missing/swapped parts and the VIN number. It's best to make that known beforesomeone blows twelve grand on a car that they find out is no longer in tact - especially when you're dealing with collector cars. An honest sale = divulge all information about the vehicle.

If I'm the "jackass" that knows little about these cars, and I'm "arrogant" enough to receive a call-out from you, I'd like you to please pinpoint a piece of information in my previous posts that is misleading and or entirely incorrect.

it seems to me that none of the numbers on the glass mean shit. the VIN tag under the glass and the VIN tag on the door(GM not SLP) match so that means the car itself is all original(since the stickers haven't been ripped off) the only variable is the SLP stickers. now i know they make very nice, fast and good quality automobiles, but no one is perfect and it looks like they screwed up. if v8sten gets in contact with the 4443 car in texas i'll almost bet that his SLP door stickers have the last four digits of 4409. is it not a possibility that the two cars were at SLP at the same time and SOMEONE(ie HUMAN ERROR) put the wrong stickers on the wrong car. if that's the case all you are arguing whether or not the car is a true SLP not a true 35th LE SS camaro. that was etablished by the two ORIGINAL GM VIN STICKERS matching. and to finish off my little novel here, it's pretty bad for a new member to come on LS1 Tech not even owning an LS1 an know alot more about it than some of you other jackasses that drive them every day.

AND AS FOR THE BRONX BULL YOU ARE JUST AN ARROGANT FUCKIN YANKEE ON HERE TO START SHIT.

I wonder from where this idiot came from.

Anyway, no one here is bashing the car we are just genuinely intrigued by what is wrong with the SLP stickers. In fact I believe in a way we are helping this guy to clarify the nature of these issues.

[QUOTE=chaman;13869237]I wonder from where this idiot came from.

what kind of illiteracy are they teaching you. first of all you don't end a sentence with a preposition and you don't use from twice in that statement, but if you must know THIS idiot came from somewhere that the average IQ is apparently alot higher than yours.

And here comes a :ban: for a newbie who knows it all, ...
There are a lot of knowledgable people here.
And knowing what they do, presents a lot of questions about this car.
We're all simply trying to get to the bottom of it all & learn the truth.

Absolutely NO NEED for any of you to lash out & start shet by callin' other people names.

if you're just trying to get to the bottom of it then why not approach the OP with a question about the car instead of just automatically accusing him of trying to sell it as something it's not. nobody on here has seen the car in person and it's hard to judge by stickers in pictures. it just seemed to me that everyone was against this guy and no one wanted to try to help him, just prove him wrong. maybe i lashed out and was a little too brash, but it seemed like most of them were just being bullies. if i offended anyone i apologize, especially THE BRONX BULL, that was very childish of me. i just think that the SLP stickers were swapped by accident at the shop and the previous owner may have done some exterior mods, but the car originated as a 35th LE SS Camaro. is that possible or do i need to hit the Chevrolet history books a little more:huh:

if you're just trying to get to the bottom of it then why not approach the OP with a question about the car instead of just automatically accusing him of trying to sell it as something it's not. nobody on here has seen the car in person and it's hard to judge by stickers in pictures. it just seemed to me that everyone was against this guy and no one wanted to try to help him, just prove him wrong. maybe i lashed out and was a little too brash, but it seemed like most of them were just being bullies. if i offended anyone i apologize, especially THE BRONX BULL, that was very childish of me. i just think that the SLP stickers were swapped by accident at the shop and the previous owner may have done some exterior mods, but the car originated as a 35th LE SS Camaro. is that possible or do i need to hit the Chevrolet history books a little more:huh:

Dude, you have 3 posts, take a pill/seat

I looked thru this for a good 25 mins and found this in addition:
The OPs pic of first picking up the car shows the top part of the stripes on the front bumper, yet not seen after. OP is def omiting something out of the equation here.

V8sten - did you hear back from the owner of 4443?

Dude, you have 3 posts, take a pill/seat

I looked thru this for a good 25 mins and found this in addition:
The OPs pic of first picking up the car shows the top part of the stripes on the front bumper, yet not seen after. OP is def omiting something out of the equation here.

V8sten - did you hear back from the owner of 4443?

good catch. i missed that at first, but now i see it and it also had the bumper insert which is now gone. might be when they took off that ugly ass body kit they repainted the front bumper and didn't do the stripes. (now i have 4 posts. :pimp:)

The front bumper cover when I got the car was also an aftermarket one and was damaged because they use black rtv silicon to glue the chin spoiler on. Those stripes were painted on. I personally have never been in an accident of any kind in this car. It was all done before I owned the car.

I haven't heard anything yet. But as soon as I do I'll post what I find out

[QUOTE=chaman;13869237]I wonder from where this idiot came from.

what kind of illiteracy are they teaching you. first of all you don't end a sentence with a preposition and you don't use from twice in that statement, but if you must know THIS idiot came from somewhere that the average IQ is apparently alot higher than yours.

Probably the same type that you possess. If you think that the above sentence is proper English, you're mistaken.

What kind of illiteracy are they teaching you? First of all, you shouldn't end a sentence with a preposition, and you should refrain from using "from" two times in one statement. If you must know, THIS idiot came from somewhere in which the average IQ is apparently a lot higher than yours.

You count the mistakes, pal.

The front bumper cover when I got the car was also an aftermarket one and was damaged because they use black rtv silicon to glue the chin spoiler on. Those stripes were painted on. I personally have never been in an accident of any kind in this car. It was all done before I owned the car.

I haven't heard anything yet. But as soon as I do I'll post what I find out

The front bumper thats on there now is aftermarket too. If it was factory it would have the words 'CAMARO' molded in the middle.

I never said it wasn't aftermarket and I am also aware that it's an aftermarket bumper cover. But thank you for pointing that out for the bagillionth time. Since grammar is the current subject, I could care less if mine if f#€ked up.

What kind of illiteracy are they teaching you? First of all, you shouldn't end a sentence with a preposition, and you should refrain from using "from" two times in one statement. If you must know, THIS idiot came from somewhere in which the average IQ is apparently a lot higher than yours.



I insist, where this idiot came from?

Lets see you write and speak in spanish, asshole. English is not my primary language and I bet spanish is not yours, right? Yet I can speak and write better than a LOT of people in this site. If you feel the need to get personal here is my advice...go fuck yourself. Welcome to mi ignore list. And please dont try to speak of IQ with me, you will loose, I GUARANTEE that...:D You felt the need to appear superior or something? Is it my car? Tell you what, take your case with a mod here and see how it goes. You seem to be making friends quite fast.

I insist, where this idiot came from?

Lets see you write and speak in spanish, asshole. English is not my primary language and I bet spanish is not yours, right? Yet I can speak and write better than a LOT of people in this site. If you feel the need to get personal here is my advice...go fuck yourself. Welcome to mi ignore list. And please dont try to speak of IQ with me, you will loose, I GUARANTEE that...:D You felt the need to appear superior or something? Is it my car? Tell you what, take your case with a mod here and see how it goes. You seem to be making friends quite fast.

look i jumped out there and popped off and this should be about cars and not an english(or spanish) lesson. let me make a blanket apology for all the toes i stepped on at first. can we all start fresh

slp sticker on the other car
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/a2efcc2d.jpg

vin tag on my car
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/ec33496b.jpg

its kind of a sh!tty pic but you can see the vin is my vin number and the car is black. he called me yesterday and it is now verified that it is an SLP mistake and the SLP stickers were swaped at SLP. That being said my car is a true 35th le SLP car and the SLP options that are on my car are the only options that are supposed to be on it. Basically all the SLP options are there, via my sticker on the other car. So there is absolutly no doubt at all that everything i have been sayin is 100% true. That is all.

That's messed up! Nice job tracking that one down. Wonder if SLP will send both of you new stickers.

nope all 4th gen documentation no longer exists

I'm still skeptical, but it is what it is.

slp sticker on the other car
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/a2efcc2d.jpg

vin tag on my car
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/ec33496b.jpg

its kind of a sh!tty pic but you can see the vin is my vin number and the car is black. he called me yesterday and it is now verified that it is an SLP mistake and the SLP stickers were swaped at SLP. That being said my car is a true 35th le SLP car and the SLP options that are on my car are the only options that are supposed to be on it. Basically all the SLP options are there, via my sticker on the other car. So there is absolutly no doubt at all that everything i have been sayin is 100% true. That is all.

I feel you.... like I said in the Texas section
SLP has been know to make some good mistakes lol

SLP forgot to put my Dash badge/Mats and my stickers on my 1999 Firehawk.
If I wouldn't have order the car myself and had it sent to the dealership from SLP I would have thought it was a fake.

I had a real good phone call with SLP when I got to the dealership and saw it.

I'm still skeptical, but it is what it is.

What now. Im not driving 4 hours out of my way to get pics of the cars together to prove anymore. what else is there to be skeptical about I have provided enough proof to show you that it is a 100% true SLP LE car. when i get a better pic of the stickers i will post them. my blind @ss can see that the vin matches. what else is there, please tell me?

As you can see by SSHAWK's post, SLP makes mistakes. Im not the only one, there are 3 cars here with SLP mistakes on them

- Mine
- the Black slp ss with my stickers on it
- SSHAWK's car

What now. Im not driving 4 hours out of my way to get pics of the cars together to prove anymore. what else is there to be skeptical about I have provided enough proof to show you that it is a 100% true SLP LE car. when i get a better pic of the stickers i will post them. my blind @ss can see that the vin matches. what else is there, please tell me?

As you can see by SSHAWK's post, SLP makes mistakes. Im not the only one, there are 3 cars here with SLP mistakes on them

- Mine
- the Black slp ss with my stickers on it
- SSHAWK's car

v8sten is "The Bronx Bull" buying the car??? If not fuck him!!!

People that want to buy this car will understand people make mistakes. You have proven that you have gone out of your way to find out about your car.. Thats more then alot of people would have done.

no hes not buying it. hes just going out of his way to prove me wrong. for what reason, i haven't a clue. he is in a way cock blocking me, and took a simple "for sale" thread into a 4 page battle to see who's dick is bigger. i have been more than reasonable with this whole ordeal. i have had enough of this bs. the car is the real deal.

no hes not buying it. hes just going out of his way to prove me wrong. for what reason, i haven't a clue. he is in a way cock blocking me, and took a simple "for sale" thread into a 4 page battle to see who's dick is bigger. i have been more than reasonable with this whole ordeal. i have had enough of this bs. the car is the real deal.

I won't say anymore, but restart your thread fresh, and sure, describe it as a 35th Anniversary, but also note that there are mis-matched parts:

* Incorrect wheels
* The front bumper cover is not the original
* The stripes don't continue past the hood
* The grille has been ripped off
* Berger panel has been added/replaced
* Incorrect SLP stickers
* The CME valence has been ripped off
* The grey "C-A-M-A-R-O" fill ins for the rear bumper, LE specific, have been removed

That would be an honest sale :nod:

Good luck.

(popcorn eating smiley) idk how to do that one so that was it lol... Good read, and inferno thinks he can do this :sack: with grammar... You sir are the epitome of a vaginal cleaning devise (douche)

wow...

I won't say anymore, but restart your thread fresh, and sure, describe it as a 35th Anniversary, but also note that there are mis-matched parts:

* Incorrect wheels
* The front bumper cover is not the original
* The stripes don't continue past the hood
* The grille has been ripped off
* Berger panel has been added/replaced
* Incorrect SLP stickers
* The CME valence has been ripped off
* The grey "C-A-M-A-R-O" fill ins for the rear bumper, LE specific, have been removed

That would be an honest sale :nod:

Good luck.

Everything you listed above, I didnt think I had to put because you can clearly see all of that in the original pics i posted, except the SLP stickers, which I wasnt aware of at the time.

I didn't want to participate in this thread when it was started (because I knew it'd be an immediate argument), but I just read through everything and it doesn't look like it got the conclusion/closure it needed to.

slp sticker on the other car
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/a2efcc2d.jpg

vin tag on my car
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/ec33496b.jpg

its kind of a sh!tty pic but you can see the vin is my vin number and the car is black. he called me yesterday and it is now verified that it is an SLP mistake and the SLP stickers were swaped at SLP. That being said my car is a true 35th le SLP car and the SLP options that are on my car are the only options that are supposed to be on it. Basically all the SLP options are there, via my sticker on the other car. So there is absolutly no doubt at all that everything i have been sayin is 100% true. That is all.

Amazing that you were able to find the owner with your sticker! That's pretty incredible and lucky! Halfway through the thread, I thought for sure that your car had the door from another Camaro replaced on it, but I suppose this is proof that the stickers were applied on the wrong cars at SLP!

Overall, I think the Bronx Bull did a good job of pointing out some inaccurate things v8sten was unfortunately trying to say about the car. The wheels, grill, etc. were just minor facts v8sten may or may not have known about 35th LEs. Whether he knew they were inaccurate/false or not is a separate issue I'm not going to touch.

Just as an FYI to everyone reading this: All 35th LEs came with the black machined face wheels, all came with the black plastic grill with Camaro letters (with or without license plate mount covering them), etc.

In the end, the car (2g1fp22g322134409) is a real 35th LE, but it's missing most of the 35th LE-specific parts and has an improper sticker that might as well not even be on it. That's the truth. Personally, if I were v8sten, I'd just have the owner of the black car take a clear high res pic of his sticker (that is v8sten's sticker), print it out, and scotch tape it over the wrong sticker and explain the situation honestly when trying to sell the car.

Originally Posted by The Bronx Bull View Post
I won't say anymore, but restart your thread fresh, and sure, describe it as a 35th Anniversary, but also note that there are mis-matched parts:

* Incorrect wheels
* The front bumper cover is not the original
* The stripes don't continue past the hood
* The grille has been ripped off
* Berger panel has been added/replaced
* Incorrect SLP stickers
* The CME valence has been ripped off
* The grey "C-A-M-A-R-O" fill ins for the rear bumper, LE specific, have been removed

That would be an honest sale

Good luck.Everything you listed above, I didnt think I had to put because you can clearly see all of that in the original pics i posted, except the SLP stickers, which I wasnt aware of at the time.

You should have just been honest in the first place and most of the argument would have been avoided lol. You wouldn't have liked my first post back in September, which is why I didn't post it. I thought for sure the car was made from the wrecked remains of 2 or 3 cars, because nothing you said was adding up as "all stock".

Subscribing before this shit gets locked like the GMMG thread.

This is a good read though.

Pups. You can't teach em' anything.

Too bad its an A4. :)

anniversaries are made for cruising:D

I agree with Brangeta.just didnt want to add my 2 cents after reading these and you guys arguing.no doubt its a 35th LE.good luck with the sale.

nice car

One of the most interesting threads ever on this forum. Cool story though.

what if any was the resolution on this car? I'm interested if he sold it or not. I'm not sure how you even track down another car. It's crazy it was the same state. Could have been across the country or even Canada.

This is a dumb question but if the stickers were swapped then why is his VIN match the sticker on the door?

what if any was the resolution on this car? I'm interested if he sold it or not. I'm not sure how you even track down another car. It's crazy it was the same state. Could have been across the country or even Canada.

This is a dumb question but if the stickers were swapped then why is his VIN match the sticker on the door?

Look at the pics again. Pic of matching SLP sticker is from the other(black) car, shouldve went on the red 35th ann. but it got put on the wrong car at SLP. Crazy but old news.

what if any was the resolution on this car? I'm interested if he sold it or not. I'm not sure how you even track down another car. It's crazy it was the same state. Could have been across the country or even Canada.

This is a dumb question but if the stickers were swapped then why is his VIN match the sticker on the door?

I know this is old. Me and a friend were talking about my old car. The car sold early last year. The new owner didn't give a sh!t about the incorrect stickers.

I know this is old. Me and a friend were talking about my old car. The car sold early last year. The new owner didn't give a sh!t about the incorrect stickers.

Thats nice some dont care. Yours was legit but my buddy almost bought a 96 SS a few days ago. It had SS wheels & badges but no SS hood & spoiler. I had him get the codes off the drivers door. No WU8 code & no SLP sticker so not an SS. He wouldve been so mad if he bought it as the seller had it listed as an SS.

Not all SS came with a SLP sticker. But in that situation I wouldn't believe it was an SS either.

As long as the VIN tag in the window has not been alterred:

She's real: z4c pulled stright off GMglobalconnect..

Below is the build sheet for 22134409: This will not show SLP alterations...


Vehicle Information
VIN: 2G1FP22G322134409 Model: 1FP87-2002 CHEVROLET CAMARO Z-28
Service Contract: No Branded Title: No Warranty Block: No PDI Status: No
Order Type: 70 - RETAIL - STOCK
Field Actions: 0 Open


Vehicle Build
Model: 1FP87-2002 CHEVROLET CAMARO Z-28 Order Number: DRMJMX
Gross Vehicle Weight: 1,934 Build Date: 01/23/2002
Build Plant: 2




Option Codes
*IVH is not the definitive source of GM Vehicle RPO information and is intended for service reference only. Should there be any questions about the vehicle's original build or RPO information please refer to the original vehicle invoice or window sticker.

193 - INT EBONY 19I - EBONY INTERIOR TRIM
1SD - OPTION PACKAGE 04 1SZ - PREFERRED EQUIPMENT SAVINGS
6BS - FRONT SPRING 7BS - FRONT SPRING
81Q - BRIGHT RED BODY SIDE MOLDING 81U - BRIGHT RALLY RED
8TJ - REAR SPRING 9TJ - REAR SPRING
A31 - POWER WINDOWS W/ DRIVER'S SIDE EXPRESS DOWN A90 - POWER HATCH RELEASE
AG1 - SIX-WAY POWER DRIVER SEAT AK5 - DRIVER & RIGHT FRONT PASSENGER AIR BAGS
AR9 - CLOTH BUCKET SEATS AU0 - KEYLESS REMOTE ENTRY W/ ILLUMINATED INTERIOR FEATURE W/THEFT DETERRENT ALARM SYS
AU3 - POWER DOOR LOCK SYSTEM WITH DELAYED ACCESSORY BUSS B84 - BODY SIDE MOLDINGS
C49 - ELECTRIC REAR WINDOW DEFOGGER C60 - AIR CONDITIONING
CAE - UPFITTER CONVERSION - Z28 CC1 - REMOVABLE ROOF PANELS W/LOCKS
DE4 - REMOVABLE ROOF PANEL SUNSHADES DG7 - ELEC TWIN REMOTE SPORT MIRRORS
DL5 - ROADSIDE SERVICE INFORMATION DECAL FE4 - RIDE & HANDLING SUSPENSION SYSTEM
FE9 - 50-STATE LOW EMISSION VEHICLE G80 - LIMITED SLIP DIFFERENTIAL
GU5 - PERFORMANCE AXLE IP3 - INTERIOR TRIM DESIGN
J65 - POWER DISC FRONT & REAR BRAKES K34 - CRUISE CONTROL-ELECTRONIC
K43 - GENERATOR 102 AMP LS1 - ENG 5.7 LITER SFI V8 ENGINE
M30 - 4 SPEED ELECTRONIC AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION WITH OVERDRIVE MX0 - 4-SPEED AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
NF7 - FEDERAL EMISSION SYSTEM NLEV NP5 - LEATHER WRAPPED STEERING WHEEL
PBT - ID TEMPORARY HOOD, PROC OPTION QFK - P275/40 ZR-17 S/B RADIAL B/W
QG4 - WHEEL 17 X 9, ALUMINUM, MACHINE FACED SLM - STOCK ORDERS
STE - ST THERESE, GM OF CANADA PLANT CODE T82 - TWILIGHT SENTINEL HEADLAMPS
T96 - FOG LAMPS TS9 - HIGH LEVEL STOP LAMP - DELETE
U1S - REMOTE CD CHANGER W/12 DISC MAGAZINE U73 - FIXED MAST ANTENNA
UA6 - THEFT DETERRENT ALARM SYSTEM UB3 - GAGE PACKAGE WITH TACHOMETER
UK3 - LEATHER WRAPPED STEERING WHEEL W/RADIO CONTROLS UN0 - AM/FM STEREO RADIO WITH SEEK-SCAN,DIGITAL CLOCK, AUTO- TONE CONTROL, CD PLAYER, THEFTLOCK, AND SPEED COMPENSATED VOLUME (BASE RADIO)
UZ7 - MONSOON PREMIUM SOUND SYSTEM WITH 8 SPEAKERS AND AUXILIARY AMPLIFIER (BASE SYSTEM Z28 & UPLEVEL ON BASE COUPE) V12 - POWER STEERING COOLING SYSTEM
V73 - STATEMENT OF VEHICLE CERT.-U.S. /CANADA VE2 - PROTECTOR SOURCE APPLICATION
VK3 - FRONT LICENSE PLATE MOUNT VM3 - CONSUMER INFORMATION LABEL
WU8 - "SS" PERFORMANCE/APPEARANCE PKG INCLUDES: *325 HORSEPOWER *FORCED AIR INDUCTION HOOD *17" ALUMINUM WHEELS *SS SPECIFIC REAR SPOILER *HI PERF. RIDE & HANDLING SUSP. *LOW RESTRICTION DUAL OUTLET EXHAUST SYSTEM *SS BADGING Y2Y - SALES PACKAGE CAMARO SS DUAL
Z28 - CAMARO Z28 Z4C - ******************************* *35TH ANNIVERSARY SPL EDITION * *******************************

Below is all warranty performed @ GM dealers...






Vehicle Information
VIN: 2G1FP22G322134409 Model: 1FP87-2002 CHEVROLET CAMARO Z-28
Service Contract: No Branded Title: No Warranty Block: No PDI Status: No
Order Type: 70 - RETAIL - STOCK
Field Actions: 0 Open


Job Card Date: 07/23/2007 Job Card Number: 156632
Repair Service Agent: 184829 Odometer Reading: 69,276 MI
LONE STAR CHEVROLET
18900 NORTHWEST FWY
JERSEY VILLAGE TX 77065-4738
2815177000 Authorization Code: BV

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Process Date:
08/10/2007
Transaction Type:
ZSCT----Service Contracts
Transaction Expense Category:

Customer Complaint Code:
0000-Converted Claim
Job Card Line #: 1 Transaction Adjustment: Cause Code: 0000-Converted Claims
Labour Op K7285-Reaction Internal Gear Replacement
Causal Part Number
→See other Parts and/or Net Items
Qty Part Number Description Major Assembly Traceability
Net Item Code Description
Z_NIM MISCELLANEOUS




Job Card Date: 05/17/2005 Job Card Number: 387367
Repair Service Agent: 184829 Odometer Reading: 34,716 MI
LONE STAR CHEVROLET
18900 NORTHWEST FWY
JERSEY VILLAGE TX 77065-4738
2815177000 Authorization Code:

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Process Date:
05/24/2005
Transaction Type:
ZREG----Regular Vehicle Transaction
Transaction Expense Category:

Customer Complaint Code:
0000-Converted Claim
Job Card Line #: 1 Transaction Adjustment: Cause Code: 0000-Converted Claims
Labour Op C0183-Front Side Door Window Regulator Replacement - Left Side
Causal Part Number
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Job Card Date: 05/17/2005 Job Card Number: 387367
Repair Service Agent: 184829 Odometer Reading: 34,716 MI
LONE STAR CHEVROLET
18900 NORTHWEST FWY
JERSEY VILLAGE TX 77065-4738
2815177000 Authorization Code:

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Process Date:
05/24/2005
Transaction Type:
ZREG----Regular Vehicle Transaction
Transaction Expense Category:

Customer Complaint Code:
0000-Converted Claim
Job Card Line #: 2 Transaction Adjustment: Cause Code: 0000-Converted Claims
Labour Op C0182-Front Side Door Window Regulator Replacement
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Job Card Date: 05/17/2005 Job Card Number: 387367
Repair Service Agent: 184829 Odometer Reading: 34,716 MI
LONE STAR CHEVROLET
18900 NORTHWEST FWY
JERSEY VILLAGE TX 77065-4738
2815177000 Authorization Code:

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Process Date:
05/24/2005
Transaction Type:
ZREG----Regular Vehicle Transaction
Transaction Expense Category:

Customer Complaint Code:
0000-Converted Claim
Job Card Line #: 3 Transaction Adjustment: Cause Code: 0000-Converted Claims
Labour Op B1881-Front Fender Alignment - Left Side
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Job Card Date: 05/17/2005 Job Card Number: 387367
Repair Service Agent: 184829 Odometer Reading: 34,716 MI
LONE STAR CHEVROLET
18900 NORTHWEST FWY
JERSEY VILLAGE TX 77065-4738
2815177000 Authorization Code:

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Process Date:
05/24/2005
Transaction Type:
ZREG----Regular Vehicle Transaction
Transaction Expense Category:

Customer Complaint Code:
0000-Converted Claim
Job Card Line #: 4 Transaction Adjustment: Cause Code: 0000-Converted Claims
Labour Op N0760-Tail Lamp Bulb Replacement
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Job Card Date: 04/17/2003 Job Card Number: 046312
Repair Service Agent: 114909 Odometer Reading: 13,498 MI
MAC HAIK CHEVROLET
11711 KATY FWY
HOUSTON TX 77079-1799
2814976600 Authorization Code: E

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Process Date:
04/25/2003
Transaction Type:
ZREG----Regular Vehicle Transaction
Transaction Expense Category:

Customer Complaint Code:
0000-Converted Claim
Job Card Line #: 1 Transaction Adjustment: Cause Code: 0000-Converted Claims
Labour Op B4155-Outside Rearview Mirror Replacement
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Job Card Date: 04/17/2003 Job Card Number: 046312
Repair Service Agent: 114909 Odometer Reading: 13,498 MI
MAC HAIK CHEVROLET
11711 KATY FWY
HOUSTON TX 77079-1799
2814976600 Authorization Code:

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Process Date:
04/25/2003
Transaction Type:
ZREG----Regular Vehicle Transaction
Transaction Expense Category:

Customer Complaint Code:
0000-Converted Claim
Job Card Line #: 2 Transaction Adjustment: Cause Code: 0000-Converted Claims
Labour Op Z7911-2-WAY SHUTTLE COURTESY TRANSPORTATION
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Job Card Date: 09/16/2002 Job Card Number: 020803
Repair Service Agent: 114909 Odometer Reading: 3,403 MI
MAC HAIK CHEVROLET
11711 KATY FWY
HOUSTON TX 77079-1799
2814976600 Authorization Code:

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Process Date:
09/27/2002
Transaction Type:
ZREG----Regular Vehicle Transaction
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Customer Complaint Code:
0000-Converted Claim
Job Card Line #: 1 Transaction Adjustment: Cause Code: 0000-Converted Claims
Labour Op R0762-Receiver, Radio - Order or Remove
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Job Card Date: 08/20/2002 Job Card Number: 017295
Repair Service Agent: 114909 Odometer Reading: 1,628 MI
MAC HAIK CHEVROLET
11711 KATY FWY
HOUSTON TX 77079-1799
2814976600 Authorization Code: P

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Process Date:
10/18/2002
Transaction Type:
ZREG----Regular Vehicle Transaction
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Customer Complaint Code:
0000-Converted Claim
Job Card Line #: 1 Transaction Adjustment: Cause Code: 0000-Converted Claims
Labour Op A2730-Rear Compartment Lid Refinish/Clear Coat
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Job Card Date: 01/23/2002 Job Card Number: A34409
Repair Service Agent: 164064 Odometer Reading: 0 MI
CHAMPION CHEVROLET
11400 RESEARCH BLVD
AUSTIN TX 78759-4154
5123457890 Authorization Code:

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Process Date:
01/29/2002
Transaction Type:
ZPDI----Pre-Delivery Inspection
Transaction Expense Category:

Customer Complaint Code:
0000-Converted Claim
Job Card Line #: 1 Transaction Adjustment: Cause Code: 0000-Converted Claims
Labour Op Z7000-Pre-Delivery Inspection - Base Time
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To get this car back to it's original state:

Below would have to be done and you cannot correct the stickers...
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Originally Posted by The Bronx Bull View Post
I won't say anymore, but restart your thread fresh, and sure, describe it as a 35th Anniversary, but also note that there are mis-matched parts:

* Incorrect wheels
* The front bumper cover is not the original
* The stripes don't continue past the hood
* The grille has been ripped off
* Berger panel has been added/replaced
* Incorrect SLP stickers
* The CME valence has been ripped off
* The grey "C-A-M-A-R-O" fill ins for the rear bumper, LE specific, have been removed

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Rough guess about 3-4000.00 to fix right...


Subtract


Price 7 - 8000.00 with out seeing Carfox

damn where were you when all of this was going down

Looks like you dont have the Auburn diff in your 35th LE
http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b99/don94/P1050408.jpg


http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j300/camaro6662/DSC00090.jpg
http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j300/camaro6662/DSC01022.jpghttp://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j300/camaro6662/SLP.jpg

to be honest with yall i really dont care anymore. the car sold over a year ago and the diff blew up anyways and will now get a 9". plus if you actually read the thread you will see why it doesnt have an auburn.

WOW, one hell of a thread. Great job on proving the car is real.

I always wondered, does the vin make the car a SS or doesthe options?