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1979 Camaro Spotters Guide & New Features 1979 looked to be a fantastic year but teetered on the dumper with the gas crisis and problems with a certain peanut farmer. Despite the uncertaintly the 1979 Camaro set a sales record with 282,582 Camaros produced, including a record 84,877 Z28's.
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As mentioned above, the base coupe actually saw a decline in production, and totaled 111,357 for the year, as compared to 134,491 the year before. A base Comaro retailed for $4,676.90 that year.
As the success of the Type LT had proven in previous years, Camaro drivers wanted the option for a model that would include luxury trim for their sports cars. The Berlinetta delivered by not only including more sophisticated trim, but also improving the ride itself. The model had a total production run of 67,236, which was about 1,600 more than the...
Always a popular option, production of the Rally Sport edition rose to 19,101, an increase of almost 7,200 from the year before. The package cost just shy of $400 more than the base Camaro model.
The Z28 model were the knockout of the Camaro world for the year, with that total production at almost 85,000. This was particularly exceptional since the car had a base price of $6,115, the first Camaro priced above the $6,000 mark.
The Camaro and the Firebird had enjoyed the pony car class to themselves throughout the latter half of the 1970s, and it had the sales numbers to prove it. As most former competitors were discontinued, and the Mustang became a compact car with the introduction of the Mustang II, the Camaro was free to be the only offering for drivers who wanted a s...
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The 1979 Camaro Z28 took care of performance, with a 175hp 350 V-8, heavy duty suspension with sway bars, dual exhausts, and a close-ratio 4-speed that was ordered by 18,987 buyers at no extra charge. The front air dam now wrapped around the fenders, flat black paint was included in the hood scoop, and there were new front fender louvers.
Aug 13, 2020 · Here are the estimated production numbers for the first-generation Camaro: 1967: 220,906; 1968: 235,147 1969: 243,085; Note: These production numbers are not exact. They were compiled from reliable resources, but even Chevrolet, or GM, does not know exactly how many Camaros were delivered to the public. Camaro Production Numbers: Second Gen ...
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