25thAnnyTtopCam

I was scavaging around a junkyard the other day and i came across an early third gen. Looked too me like an 82 thru 84, it had teh nearly falt frotn end with teh black headlight pockets, and the three ventholes below the edge of the hood.

The exterior was in sorry shape and it looked like it had been sitting there apart for a good 5 years. The driver's door would actually open up, and i peered inside, and I was nearly knocked down. The foul smell of mildewed interior and dry rotting vynil. I looked at the guage clusters and was perplexed by the configuration.

On the right was a vertical tower of sorts, with numbers starting at the bottom with 0 and ending at the top with nine. I didn't have much time so I didn't look to notice anything else.

But my question is, is it possible for an early third gen - or any third gen at all for that matter- to have had an LED guage system? Everything on the car looks very old, and I'm not sure when the LED guages began to come around, but it all looks like it was in the car fresh off the assembly line. Did GM make any cars with LED guages?

406TPI

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That was a Berlinetta camaro you saw.

FAST RS

A old friend of mine had one it was funny he would be flooring it and it would be blinking 85 even though we were going faster then 85.

hellraiser319

yeah definately berlinetta man they actually pretty cool if only you could get past the 85 mark on them theyd be better flashing gets annoying tho i used to floor mine all the time and the tach would start flashin like crazy and all it was a pretty cool lil system they had tho shame they couldnt keep it and when lightning strikes the car it goes "chinese" when battery is low