FuglyHippo

Your caps lock button is on bro.

35th Anniversary Editions only came on the 02 SS's. Fix the title and cut the false advertisement.

zombie361

Lol were the idiots but your trying to sell a v6 as an anniversery car? Dipshit oh and one more thing Caps lock and foam wont serve you well here
Last thing NO 3rd PARTY SALES

WHITNEYF

Number one I am not a bro, number two every camaro made that year is a 35 anniversary edition, the car is a 35th anniversary edition if you want to come and look at it then by all means come and take a look at it and you can to through the car itself showing that its what I say it is. I am tired of arguing with retards on the internet and I dont have the time for it.

"The Camaro remained almost completely unchanged from 1998 to 2002. Sales continued to decline. GM announced that 2002 would be the final year of production for the Camaro, as sales numbers were not high enough to justify a redesign and the car could not be priced high enough to make low volume production profitable.


2002 Camaro with police package for the CHP.A dash plaque above the audio system commemorated the 35th anniversary of Camaro production.

A SPECIAL 35th and final generation Anniversary Edition was offered for the SS trim level. It included nose-to-tail stripes, embroidery on the front headrests, silver CAMARO inserts for the front and rear bumpers, unique 35th Anniversary SS decals, and unique 17 in wheels. The 35th Anniversary Camaro was only available as a convertible or with T-bar, T-tops. 3,000 Camaros with the anniversary package were produced for the United States and 152 for Canada.

Inside, the 35th Anniversary logo is embroidered onto the front headrests and a special trophy/rear shelf mat. Also included is an Ebony leather interior trim with Medium Gray leather inserts as well as a special-issue owner's portfolio. And all 2002 Camaros sport a 35th anniversary badge on the dashboard.
Camaro continues in coupe or convertible form. Eager to perform, Camaro offers four unique models, a trio of transmission options and other option packages such as the SS. Customers have a choice of affordable performance-oriented sporty cars with traditional rear-wheel drive and muscular pushrod V8 engines versus higher-priced domestic or import models.
Choice of coupes & convertibles
The four available models are Camaro Coupe and Convertible, and Z28 Coupe and Convertible. Coupe models are also available with removable roof panels, exclusive among the non-GM vehicles in its market segment.
In addition, two option packages transform Camaro into something sportier still. The Sport Appearance Package includes specific front and rear fascias and a rear spoiler extension, and is available on any Camaro model except the SS.
The SS Performance/Appearance Package adds even more ‘beef' to the already muscular Z28 coupe or convertible. It includes more power–325 horsepower vs. Z28's 310–a forced-air induction composite hood, unique rear spoiler and low-restriction/dual-outlet exhaust with larger pipes, and can be ordered with either a six-speed manual or four-speed automatic transmission.
Additionally, a host of performance and appearance options are available on the Camaro SS, such as a grille insert, a 'cat-back' exhaust system with center-mounted rear exhaust outlets, special purpose suspension packages and more.
The Camaro RS package is also available on the Camaro V6 coupe.
Standard features list expanded
Several significant adjustments have been made to the list of standard equipment for Camaro in 2002. For instance, all V6-equipped models receive P235/55R-16 touring tires and painted 16-inch cast aluminum wheels, which replace P215/55R16 ties and bolt-on wheel covers. All V8-powered models benefit from wider speed rated P245/50ZR-16 Goodyear Eagle RS-A all-season tires for increased road-holding capability. The new tires replace P235/55R16 Goodyear Eagle GA non-speed rated tires.
Additionally, a four-speed automatic becomes standard issue on V6-equipped convertibles, and a power steering cooler is outfitted on all Z28 models. Sebring Silver Metallic joins the Camaro exterior color palette, replacing Mystic Teal Metallic.
A well-equipped driver's car
Driving excitement is standard equipment with Camaro, yet Chevrolet has not overlooked comfort, convenience and safety.
High-back bucket seats, driver-oriented instrumentation and center armrest/console provide the front occupants with a cockpit-like feel. Every Camaro also features power-assisted four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes, power-assisted rack-and-pinion steering, a tilt steering column, air conditioning and a Firm Ride & Handling suspension.
Sound systems include an AM/FM stereo with in-dash CD player and extended range speakers for V6-equipped coupes. The V6 convertibles and all Z28s also get an upgrade with standard installation of a Monsoon AM/FM Premium Sound system with in-dash CD. All systems feature an electronically tuned receiver (ETR) and include TheftLock, seek-scan and auto tone control. A 12-disc remote CD changer is optional across the Camaro family.
Standard safety and security items include dual front air bags, battery run-down protection, a passive theft-deterrent system, engine oil life monitor and daytime running lamps.

So all Camaros that were produced in 2002 were the 35th anniversary edition based on the fact that camaro was not doing well and was considering discontinuing the car totally, it came in more than the SS model and is available in a V6. Please feel free to call Chevrolet if you want to keep wasting time and they can verify you that it is infact what I say it is.

And please, dont call me bro anymore, thanks.

FuglyHippo

Lmao, thanks for the post and putting useless points in bold. You just proved everyone.. but yourself, correct.

RS =/= 35th

All you did was copy/paste from a different source nearly exactly what Cbailey said.

Sorry brah, it's a base normal 2002 Camaro with a special embroidering on the interior, not a 35th Anniversary "EDITION".

edit: Oh, GLWS.

acura tl

third party sales are prohibited on vadriven.

WHITNEYF

SOLD!! Thank you to va driven and all the idiots on here for bumping the post! You guys are the best. BTW I guess a car that has 35th anniversary edition on it and has all of the information stating that it is such must be fraud so someone should call Chevrolet and let them know they are liars. You are all so smart and know everything, now you guys can go find someone else to annoy.

FuglyHippo

I can't believe I breathe the same air as this guy.