Fellow CE owners.
As a new member I thought I would give a shout to say hi. I have a quesion for you all. When I purchased my CE from a private owner I was told approximately 600+ "canadian version" of the 82 CE was built. Are there any other canadian version CE's out there? Anyway I plan to get mine out of the garage this weekend to enjoy some bonus "indian summer" weather in Michigan before I put her to bed for the winter. Have a safe Thanksgiving holiday to all.

Welcome!!! Well it IS possible, but I never heard of a Canadian CE. Not to say that it didn't happen. If you have any questions, feel free to ask

Well, it is possible, but I have not heard this before. I had an 81 Z-28, and when I was involved with Camaro clubs, I learned that there was a Canadian version of the car. In Canada, one of these could be ordered with a manual tranny - only available in US as automatic that year.

Glad to have you on board, be sure to get registered on our very own CE registry.
http://82ceregistry.com/82ce/index.htm

Theres a small forum there and plenty of folks in the registry.

Hi everyone! Guess what I have a Candaian car as well! It was orginally sold out of Vancouver BC. I do not know of any differences other than the price on the window sticker was ~$32,000 Canadian of course! It does create a coversation point at cruise ins when people look at the window sticker. The car has remained in the NW (no sun)as I am near Portland, so the original paint is in great shape.

My '78 Silver Anniversary was originally a Canadian car...it came with Canadian title and customs papers from the importing dealer I purchased it from. The only two differences I could find on the car was a metric speedometer and no AIR pump, which may simply have been removed by a prior owner. It soon got a mph speedometer after I purchased it.

If there are any other differences that export cars got, I'm not aware of it.

I suspect the speedo is the only difference, but my brother had a 67 Pontiac from Canada, it was just a touch different. The starter that fit it was from a different engine in the US than the one he had. There were other minor differences, but everything was stock Pontiac once we found out the combination.

Ken Styer

82 CE's made for other countries:
These are not exact

Canadian- 682
French- 287
Germany- 311
Australia-189


IRON 82