First one appears to be a 1997 Firebird with the VIN for the win: 2G2 for Canadian made Pontiac, FS22 for Firebird coupe, K for 3.8L V6, 3 is a check digit, V for the 1997 model year, 2 for St. Therese, Quebec Canada assembly and the rest is the production sequence. The St. Therese plant operated from 1966 to 2002 and closed after the last F bodies were assembled. Paint is code 31 Bright Green exterior paint. All 1993-2002 F body cars (4th generation) were assembled at St. Therese. Second one can't be a 1996 model year if it has a 3.4L engine because the last year for that was 1995. In 1995 you could get the 3.4L or 3.8L V6 engines, but by 1996, it was only the 3.8L V6. Exterior paint would be code 13 Sebring Silver. Third one is a 1996 Camaro with the VIN for the win: 2G1 for Canadian made Chevrolet, FP22 for Camaro coupe, K for 3.8L V6, X is a check digit, T for the 1996 model year, 2 for St. Therese Quebec Canada assembly and the rest is the production sequence. Exterior paint is code 10 Arctic White. Fourth one is a 1998 Camaro with the VIN for the win: 2G1 for Canadian made Chevrolet, FP22 for Camaro coupe, K for 3.8L V6, 5 is a check digit, W for the 1998 model year, 2 for St. Therese Quebec Canada assembly and the rest is the production sequence. Possible code 79 Mystic Teal exterior paint. Fifth one is a 1995 Camaro with the VIN for the win: 2G1 for Canadian made Chevrolet, FP22 for Camaro coupe, S for 3.4L V6, 1 is a check digit, S for the 1995 model year, 2 for St. Therese Quebec Canada assembly and the rest is the production sequence. Exterior paint is code 13 Sterling Silver exterior paint. Yup, your phone is terrible and doesn't focus. Also, you bounce around too much with it and it makes the quality of the video very poor. LOL.
First one appears to be a 1997 Firebird with the VIN for the win: 2G2 for Canadian made Pontiac, FS22 for Firebird coupe, K for 3.8L V6, 3 is a check digit, V for the 1997 model year, 2 for St. Therese, Quebec Canada assembly and the rest is the production sequence. The St. Therese plant operated from 1966 to 2002 and closed after the last F bodies were assembled. Paint is code 31 Bright Green exterior paint. All 1993-2002 F body cars (4th generation) were assembled at St. Therese.
Second one can't be a 1996 model year if it has a 3.4L engine because the last year for that was 1995. In 1995 you could get the 3.4L or 3.8L V6 engines, but by 1996, it was only the 3.8L V6. Exterior paint would be code 13 Sebring Silver.
Third one is a 1996 Camaro with the VIN for the win: 2G1 for Canadian made Chevrolet, FP22 for Camaro coupe, K for 3.8L V6, X is a check digit, T for the 1996 model year, 2 for St. Therese Quebec Canada assembly and the rest is the production sequence. Exterior paint is code 10 Arctic White.
Fourth one is a 1998 Camaro with the VIN for the win: 2G1 for Canadian made Chevrolet, FP22 for Camaro coupe, K for 3.8L V6, 5 is a check digit, W for the 1998 model year, 2 for St. Therese Quebec Canada assembly and the rest is the production sequence. Possible code 79 Mystic Teal exterior paint.
Fifth one is a 1995 Camaro with the VIN for the win: 2G1 for Canadian made Chevrolet, FP22 for Camaro coupe, S for 3.4L V6, 1 is a check digit, S for the 1995 model year, 2 for St. Therese Quebec Canada assembly and the rest is the production sequence. Exterior paint is code 13 Sterling Silver exterior paint.
Yup, your phone is terrible and doesn't focus. Also, you bounce around too much with it and it makes the quality of the video very poor. LOL.
Great finds. I am glad they are still around for parts. I kind of miss ours and I kind of don't. If it had the 3.8, we may have kept it.
@@TheGeneralMotorsGeezer-we3dg yeah I wish I had the one my mom had. Maybe someday I’ll find another one, hopefully a LT1.
@chevylandt.v The 3.8 was a great motor, one of GM's best. The GTX had a supercharger on it. Very fast and lighter.
@ oh cool, I didn’t know that,thanks.
What in the hell is that voice at the 00:02 sound like someone is talking over you saying "stop" like ghost 😐 but the finds are awesome 👍🏻😎