Why A Recaro?
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From: Chicagoland
Car: 1983 Daytona Trans Am
Engine: LG4
Transmission: T5
Axle/Gears: 3.73
I saw that car too. What a shame. I'm amazed at the interior though. Even the gold PONTIAC on the taillight center piece is perfect. I wonder how many miles are on the car.
Edit 75,000 miles
I didn't see it at the top.
Edit 75,000 miles
I didn't see it at the top. Last edited by Agent13; Aug 19, 2003 at 06:13 PM.
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From: Washington
Car: Recaro Option T/A
Engine: 305 Tuned Port Injection
Transmission: Automatic
Axle/Gears: 3:27 Borg Warner
Nice seats although I would have to take off points for missing shoulder belt retainer and dirty carpeting
Mint? that would be a stretch. 
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From: Texas
Car: 1992 Formula Firebird
Engine: 305CID (LB9)
Transmission: World Class T5
Axle/Gears: 10-bolt, 4.10 gears
Is that a manual shift plate on that thing? For an auto. It looks like it was used to cover the aftermarket shifter. It's nice. It needs a new hood and that rediculous air cleaner should be ripped off of there. Look at all the scuff marks on the drivers side sill panel.
It's a nice car depending on the price. Mint I think not.
It's a nice car depending on the price. Mint I think not.
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From: Upstate New York
Car: 82 T/A WS7
Engine: Pontiac 400
Transmission: Muncie 4-speed
Maybe it's just me, but i think that thing is a load.
I paint for a living, and i'm picky, but i can see some big boo boo's on that car.
The pic with the caption, "Clean and straight". But the molding is crooked as hell. The fat "newer" style moldings are pricey. I work for GM and get damn near cost and they were $120 in '94. (Six pieces) A good bodyman/painter would have droped a piece of tape down and made sure thay were staight.
The two tone is not wrapped around the bottom edges of the door. The tire tag is gone. Cracked dash, i guess thats why screwing a huge tack in the top does'nt matter. Signal light covers? The spare tire "well" is not blacked out. A/C swingin'. Hood struts. With all the pics, why no back seat? No stripes.
$20,000, even Canadian,........
95% or whatever it was.............c'mon.
What a waste of a Recaro. Nice seats though.
How many horsepower?
I paint for a living, and i'm picky, but i can see some big boo boo's on that car.
The pic with the caption, "Clean and straight". But the molding is crooked as hell. The fat "newer" style moldings are pricey. I work for GM and get damn near cost and they were $120 in '94. (Six pieces) A good bodyman/painter would have droped a piece of tape down and made sure thay were staight.
The two tone is not wrapped around the bottom edges of the door. The tire tag is gone. Cracked dash, i guess thats why screwing a huge tack in the top does'nt matter. Signal light covers? The spare tire "well" is not blacked out. A/C swingin'. Hood struts. With all the pics, why no back seat? No stripes.
$20,000, even Canadian,........
95% or whatever it was.............c'mon.
What a waste of a Recaro. Nice seats though.
How many horsepower?
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Originally posted by 82 TRANS AM
Maybe it's just me, but i think that thing is a load.
I paint for a living, and i'm picky, but i can see some big boo boo's on that car.
The two tone is not wrapped around the bottom edges of the door.
Signal light covers?
With all the pics, why no back seat?
Maybe it's just me, but i think that thing is a load.
I paint for a living, and i'm picky, but i can see some big boo boo's on that car.
The two tone is not wrapped around the bottom edges of the door.
Signal light covers?
With all the pics, why no back seat?
Maybe the pics didn't load for you.
Front turn signal covers
http://members.shaw.ca/antique.auto2/42che34.JPG
Rear seats
http://members.shaw.ca/antique.auto2/42che26.JPG
http://members.shaw.ca/antique.auto2/42che16.JPG
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