I just and went and looked at the 98 ss camaro today. (going to get rid of my 97) and looked the car over really well. car has 46,500 miles on it. its black with the 6sp tranny. some of my main questions on this car are:

is there supposed to be a slp option decal in the driver door jamb under the chevy one? i know the 96 and 97 ss cars had them but not sure on the 98. also shoukd there be slp paper work or again is that just 96 and 97?

 

There's supposed to be a WU8 code on the door (I think).

Apparently you can call up SLP with the vin and they can tell if it is a true SS.

 

i saw the wu8 code. i know a little more on the 96-97 ss cars and how they have another decal in the jamb that was from slp i just was wondering if the later ss cars had them. the car looks really good and everything works on it.

 

Just call SLP, and while your at it get the Birth Certificate. Its a cool piece to hang on your wall

 

what do i give them the vin #? so there isnt a decal on the door jamb?

 

no decal i can recall, just call or email with the vin to verify

 

Mine has the slp decal in the door jamb ...I also she the paper from the dealer stating the vehicle had been modified by slp..kinda cool piece to hold on to

 

well here is some pics of the car. it does have the wu8 code

 

That is a lowly optioned SS, no Hurst, no leather super clean though. You can contact SLP and they can tell you your build number, this is the best way to authenticate. I have only seen SLP decals on the more optioned SS's, such as those with the SLP 345hp pkg

 

it may be low optioned but its a step up from my 97 z28. i have grown to hate the LT1 motor after working on the darn opti. I think it has a short thrown (but aftermarket) in it because the shifts were very close but im used to the muncie 4 in my 68.