Strange info mixed in:
 

Believe it or not I found this page along with other year Camaro info buried in the 1957 Chevrolet GM Heritage Kit at this link:
https://www.gmheritagecenter.com/doc...-Chevrolet.pdf

See pages 86-103 for oddities that don't belong in this kit


Paul

Worthy of note, the 1969 Camaro figures contain errors.

The total production of 243,085 is correct because it is as of December 31, 1969, included the extended production. The Z/28 figure shown is as of September 30, 1969. Total Z/28 production as of December 31 was 20,302.

The engine numbers add up to 243,095 so they are not accurate.

...and "V6 engine"...

The glory days. My 2020 LT1 is one of 29775 for the model year. Not sure how many are V8 or M6 manual trans ?

One 1975 z28 built???

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Cool page Paul and thanks for sharing it also thanks William for clarifying details.
The one x '75 built thing has been around for a while, wonder what the Vin Engine digit was?:hmmm:
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~ Pete

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I had never heard of a 1975 Z. Has anyone had any info or back story on that car?

Does anyone have any insight into why 1980 and 1981 Camaro production was more or less half that of 1978/1979?

Was demand down that much? I had a '78 and IIRC, people were crazy about the Camaros and Firebirds then.

Well, it was the Carter years, after all.

Check out Trans Am production for the same years:

http://transamworld.com/bird-prod-numbers.php