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1983 Camaro Z28
by Darin
— i love the car, but its older and requires maintainence, and that requires money. what do you do. for a 305, it squaks the tires in third, but its no rocket by any means. still a great looking car eve...
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Robs Pos
by Robert
— Love the muscular sound And hated the size of the back seat HINT other then that very dependable and ladies loved it other then the paint lmao and the greatest part of all which i loved very much was ...
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Sex
by mykle15
— i own an 83 camaro and i love it. its very fast, sleek and cool. it was by far one of the best looking cars of the 80's, but they were some of the cheapest ones to. i dont care what anyone says i love...
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1983 Chevrolet Camaro Overview
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After the big redesign for 1982, the 1983 Chevrolet Camaro remained relatively unchanged from the previous year. However, '83 was the first year for the L69 5.0-liter HO V8 rated at 190 horsepower, and a new 5-speed manual transmission gave the car a new level of speed and performance, pushing it further away from the Mustang in the pony car corrall. The base engine was a 2.5-liter inline four rated at 90 horsepower, but the Z28 came with the new 5.0-liter HO.
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