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I always thought the entire dash on the 93-97 camaro looked cooler than the 98-02. There's soooo much difference between the two, tho, that it makes me wonder if it's even possible.
just to clarify, you are thinking of the 93-96 dash, 97+ have the new one. ;) Some people have switched the center consoles that I know of. I am not sure if anyone swapped the whole dash.
just to clarify, you are thinking of the 93-96 dash, 97+ have the new one. ;) Some people have switched the center consoles that I know of. I am not sure if anyone swapped the whole dash.
The '97 is the perfect car :P
The upgraded dash, but the awesomeness of the original 4th gen headlight assembly... The power of the 3.8 V6... and the shnazz of the 30th anniversary edition :P.
It is my favorite year :). I will be getting a replacement one soon :)
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I always liked the 93-96 dash also. I can't help you on if it's easy. I'm sure it's possible, because it's virtually the same car, and I once saw an 80s camaro with the 97-02 dash. So i'm not sure how much fabrication would be required, but i'm sure you could do it. I bought a 96 for the dash and plan on doing a front end conversion to the new.
I agree that the 93-96 looks better, but the 97+ is much sturdier... as far as the center console, I don't know about the rest of the dash. It's the one thing that always annoyed me about my car, I lean on my console in between shifts and while cruising and it moves all over the place.
Rebuilding the engine... Building a custom front end... T-top conversion... Custom rear hatch..
Custom interior...
I agree that the 93-96 looks better, but the 97+ is much sturdier... as far as the center console, I don't know about the rest of the dash. It's the one thing that always annoyed me about my car, I lean on my console in between shifts and while cruising and it moves all over the place.
Would you necessarily have to change the center console?
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