How do you Spot an 84 Berlinetta ???  Just look inside !!!!  In 1984 Chevrolet introduced the Digital Camaro Berlinetta.....  a car that was being planned for production in early 1982.  The aerospace cockpit design was as awe inspiring as it is comfortable to drive. The idea behind the re-styled dash housing was so that almost every major control system in the car was within reach of the steering wheel. ( Excluding the radio ! )   The Berlinetta electronics were WAY ahead of their time and incorporated some of the freshest ideas in the industry into the Camaro line-up.  Features like high beam "Flash-to-Pass", "Time Delay" courtesy lights, "Auto-Kill" headlights, and "Volume Reduction" stereos were just a few of the significant enhancements to the regular camaro set-up.  

In 1984 The Camaro Berlinetta - like all Camaros - used  new  interior fabric patterns.  The optional "custom cloth interior (commonly referred to as the "Zebra Strip" pattern)  was available in 5 colors and used for just 1 year.  This interior style was available as optional equipment in all other Camaros - but was standard equipment in the Berlinetta.  Also added to the "digital" interior was a new Roof Console that cold be mounted in hard top or t-top cars. 

On the out-side there was very little that was different in 84 from the 82 & 83 cars.  The most noticeable change was that the tail lights now used a single raised GOLD separator bar, unlike the 2 bar style in 82 & 83.

A word on badges.....  In 1984 the Berlinetta lost it's dash badge and a "CAMARO" logo was embossed in the dash housing in it's place.  All the exterior emblems still  use a lower case "b" in the signature.  The nose header emblem carries a GOLD Bow Tie ( as do all the Berlinetta cars) and the front and rear bumper emblems are plastic.  The rear bumper emblem has a Chevy Bow Tie next to it.   The sail panel emblems and CAMARO fender emblems are made of metal and gold colored. 

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