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    1. 07-29-2006 #1
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      Johnny Blaze
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      Building a Trans Am style convert?

      I really dig the old trans am style race cars, and thought about making the firebird look like one. I wouldn't go so far as to put numbers on the door, but have the over all look.

      Heres the catch, the car is a convertible. I know they never used verts in trans am or just about any other form of racing, so would it just be silly, or cool?

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    3. 07-29-2006 #2
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      Go for it. It's YOUR car. Just dont go to crazy. Keep the trans am touches subtle and it would be perfect.
      Andrew Petty
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    4. 07-29-2006 #3
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      I agree keep it subtle and it will be cool even as a vert. I wouldn't go so far as to put in a roll bar, but one of those loops wouldn't look bad.
      Trey

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    5. 07-29-2006 #4
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      Maybe paint it white with blue like the 700 or so 69 Trans Ams. What rims did they have, mini-lites?
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    6. 07-29-2006 #5
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      My original plan was similar minus the convert, Torque thrust Ds, on the ground, and short stroke monster rpm small block with a 4 speed.

      ....then i discovered pro touring and the rest is history
      Brian
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    7. 07-30-2006 #6
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      I like roll bars
      69 Camaro convertible, 410, M22, 8-pt cage therapy program. SOLD.
      68 camaro - SOLD
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    8. 07-30-2006 #7
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      go for it! that's what I want to do with my camaro.
      light grey everything under the hood, big nasty hurst shifter and stewart warner gauges inside, 302, of course with a real cross-ram, mini-lites, and all. white firebird with blue stripes is my favorite. On the convert, just make sure the top is white too! mee likey
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