My 84 camaro will not start

well, if the motor isn't even turning over, either your motor is siezed or your starter is shot. remove the starter and take it to an auto parts store. most of them will do a check on your starter for free. *i'ld go to a couple different stores to have them check it incase you come across one that would lie and tell you that you need a new one even though you don't just to make some extra cash* you could also just put a socket on the crank shaft pully bolt and turn it over with that. it should be a little hard to do so, unless you have really LOW compression. if you're using a breaker bar and can't get the engine to turn over doing that method, well your motor needs a rebuild or a diff motor all together to go into that car. and 3000 for an engine? around here labor to install and a decent reman motor from checkers will run you about 1500 before taxes. but that's the midwest, idk about the bigger cities. well, if the motor isn't even turning over, either your motor is siezed or your starter is shot. remove the starter and take it to an auto parts store. most of them will do a check on your starter for free. *i'ld go to a couple different stores to have them check it incase you come across one that would lie and tell you that you need a new one even though you don't just to make some extra cash* you could also just put a socket on the crank shaft pully bolt and turn it over with that. it should be a little hard to do so, unless you have really LOW compression. if you're using a breaker bar and can't get the engine to turn over doing that method, well your motor needs a rebuild or a diff motor all together to go into that car. and 3000 for an engine? around here labor to install and a decent reman motor from checkers will run you about 1500 before taxes. but that's the midwest, idk about the bigger cities.