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Thread: 76 Trans Am Project.
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09-28-2008 #1
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76 Trans Am Project.
I bought this car back in 2001 as a stripped out shell. It was used as a drag car since 1983 then stripped and left for dead.
When I found it, it was just a shell. No wiring, gas lines, brake lines, interior suspension or drive train.
I cut out the rear frame that was there and built a 4 link setup. I used an S&W race cars Super car rear. I installed a Jim Myers Races cars tubular control arms front suspension. It has coil overs on all four corners.
It has a BBC in it with an 8-71 Supercharger making 800HP. It turns a TH400 full manual reverse valve body.
Some of you guys from TAC have followed the build thread over there.
The car runs great and drives and handles pretty good.
Now that I have been driving it for one summer I want to make it more driveable it give it a Pro Street, Tours fell to it.
The first thing I'm doing is removing the 69 Camaro manual steering and going back to power.
I picked up a Detroit Speed and Engineering 14to 1 box. A GM Type II mini pump and March brackets and pulley's. I'll be starting that install soon.
I also want to change the tires over to Radials.
I have been in contact with Proidgy Customs on a new set of wheels.
18x4 up front and a 20x15 out back with the new Mickey Thompson SSR radials tires.
It will still be more on the Pro Street side but I want to make it more enjoyable to drive.








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09-28-2008 #2Man, that bird is bad a$$!
I recognize you from TAC, always wondered how you ended up with 70-73 rear glass in a 76Mark
LS1- T56
under construction
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09-29-2008 #3



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