Restoring my 82 T/A
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From: SLC, UT
Car: 1991 GTA
Engine: LB9
Transmission: T5
Re: Restoring my 82 T/A
Looks great.
You will have to define what an "arm and a leg" is to you.
I think all T top and door weatherstriping costs an arm and a leg, but you may be in a higher income bracket than I am.
You will have to define what an "arm and a leg" is to you.
I think all T top and door weatherstriping costs an arm and a leg, but you may be in a higher income bracket than I am.
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From: Upstate Ny
Car: 1999 Formula Hardtop
Engine: 6.2 forged ls3 Procharged
Transmission: t56 Magnum
Axle/Gears: midwest chassis fab 9/3.50
Re: Restoring my 82 T/A
any plans for a newer set of tail lights , and some new rims are deffy needed . To update the look some .
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From: France
Car: 1984 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am
Engine: V8 5.0L HO (L69)
Transmission: B&W T5
Axle/Gears: 3.73 limited slip
Re: Restoring my 82 T/A
Why would you "update" the look of a 30 year old car ? Third gens look so good they don't need any exterior mods :P I agree with the rims though
I wouldn't have added the W62 ground effects though, and the rear hatch trim would look better in black. Any more info on what you did ?
I wouldn't have added the W62 ground effects though, and the rear hatch trim would look better in black. Any more info on what you did ?
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From: Michigan [Bodacious Member with the Bodacious TA'TAs (Trans Ams)]
Car: 91 Formula - Authentic and REAL
Engine: 5.0 Liter
Transmission: 700R4
Re: Restoring my 82 T/A
I think if I had an '82-'84 TA, I'd repaint it black /gold. Those car colors are rare and always have been. I have the brochure for the '84 TA and that was one sharp looking car.
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