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Thread: 1978 T/A Pictures 23, June 2011
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06-23-2011 #1
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1978 T/A Pictures 23, June 2011
Went out in the hills for some fun driving and stopped a couple places for some pictures. Got a video of a fun road, but its too shaky to watch. Lemme know what you think...
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06-23-2011 #2
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Love those 2 gens nice looking car!
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Great shots. They really came out great.
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The black grills and wheels give it a sinister look. I like it!
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NICE! Love the license plate!
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Very cool shots.
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looks good!
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woooow!
very mean!
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That is a very evil looking T/A....well done!
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Good looking wheel....
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Nice - you nailed it!
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Thank you everyone! I was hoping my small grill idea would make it a little more mean looking for cheap, and I think it worked!
Thanks, everyone gets a laugh out of them too; fun to watch the rear view as people read it
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Right now the soft 8's are 15x7 up front with 235's (I think, maybe 245 or 255..dont remember) and the rears are 15x8 with 295's. Wheels/tires are pretty far from PT right now, but hopefully by this time next year it will have Rushforth Night Trains and some nittos with wilwoods to fill them out. These were just a bandaid while I cleaned up the snowflakes (don't look too bad though), but they'll all be sold eventually to help pay for the new stuff. Originally Posted by John Wright
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Nice 2nd gen!! I also love the look of the late 70's Firebirds/Trans-Ams.... looks mean!!
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ohhh she's a bad one, that's for sure. Very cool vibe, man.
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