Any problems with 99 ss?
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Any problems with 99 ss? i have the chance to buy a 99 ss with 56000 miles on it, my question is i heard about a oil issue with the earlier cars? or should i wait and find a 01-02 camaro?
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it dont have a ss badge on the inside it just says camaro and nothing on the seats? the grill just says camaro also. it has the hood(looks like it has been painted) it has the spoiler and ss on the back and side of the car. sorry i just not to savy when it comes to what differs the ss and z
The dash plaque was an option with the key FOB. There was nothing signifying SS on the seats of the leather or cloth interiors either. Here is a portion I found on another website some good information for you.
"For 98-02, things got very ambiguous and quite difficult to discern as to whether a Z28 was an SS or a clone. This was due in part to the Second Sticker. Cars with Base Alterations Package were cars that were designated by St. Therese to go to SLP only to recieve the Hood Wheels and Spoiler and thus did not have a Second Sticker because they were considered Base Alterations. I'm not going to go into detail as to what options were where and why as I have shaken that tree enough. Basically what we are looking for to see if an SS is the real deal or a clone, and the car has no second sticker, you want to look in the Drivers Side Door jamb, and locate the build codes, you want to find the code "WU8". This code transcended the 96-02 model run and was present on all SS's for the 4th Gen.
Another code to look for was Y2Y, this was the appearance package or Second Sticker designation given to 98-02 SS's. A fun fact to know is that 1999 was the only year EVERY SS was labeled as Y2Y whether it had Second Sticker options or not."
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"For 98-02, things got very ambiguous and quite difficult to discern as to whether a Z28 was an SS or a clone. This was due in part to the Second Sticker. Cars with Base Alterations Package were cars that were designated by St. Therese to go to SLP only to recieve the Hood Wheels and Spoiler and thus did not have a Second Sticker because they were considered Base Alterations. I'm not going to go into detail as to what options were where and why as I have shaken that tree enough. Basically what we are looking for to see if an SS is the real deal or a clone, and the car has no second sticker, you want to look in the Drivers Side Door jamb, and locate the build codes, you want to find the code "WU8". This code transcended the 96-02 model run and was present on all SS's for the 4th Gen.
Another code to look for was Y2Y, this was the appearance package or Second Sticker designation given to 98-02 SS's. A fun fact to know is that 1999 was the only year EVERY SS was labeled as Y2Y whether it had Second Sticker options or not."
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