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Correctly identify the year and model/trim of the car you nominate.
Correctly identify the year and model/trim of the car you nominate.
Correctly identify the year and model/trim of the car you nominate.
These areyournominations, folks. I don't have time to track the pertinent information about the nominees and their cars - especially at the time of putting up the **Voting Thread**.
That is the reason that jtmiller92's car and cdoyle's car didn't make the **Voting Thread** this month.
These areyournominations, folks. I don't have time to track the pertinent information about the nominees and their cars - especially at the time of putting up the **Voting Thread**.
That is the reason that jtmiller92's car and cdoyle's car didn't make the **Voting Thread** this month.
Wowza! Thanks for the nomination - that's pretty humbling and I'm honored!
This car was born a 1985 Iroc-Z 305 TPI Auto. The previous owner (some of you may remember the build TBRays98 thread) and I put some of the highlights on a new build thread and extended it after buying the car May 2017. I spent some time getting the car on the road as it was, but I had planned on doing a full LS3 / T56 build and was looking for the right car.
I built the car for a cool street cruiser with occasional track - but it has A/C and stock amenities Engine: 6.2L LS3 out of 2009 Corvette, rebuilt new, Brian Tooley Stage 3 camshaft with their pushrods and valve spring kit, Drive By Wire throttle body and pedal on a Hawks mounting plate Harness: GMPP LS3 Controller Kit - Relays, Harness, ECM, and DBW Crossmember: Holley T56 with polly mount Kmember: Stock, no notching Fuel System: Racetronix with Hotwire kit, stock 4th gen Tank and lines using in tank regulator Exhaust: Speed Engineering Headers, Custom Y to flowmaster catback Air Conditioning: Stock 3rd gen compressor, with custom lines and manifold running standalone on Trinary switch controlling Fan and Compressor power (58x does not have ECM request inputs). I'm also running Old Air electronic heater bypass control to keep heater core cool (I live in FL) Transmission: T56 with LS7/3 Clutch and flywheel Interior: originally Lear Seigler Tan, but it was changed to 89 beechwood. It's mostly stock looking even with stock guages (decent job making those work with swap). I have some bigger plans on the interior, but that's another story LOL Wheels - New US Mags Forged Aluminum 18x10 295/35/18 and fronts are 18x9 on 255/40/18s. They have the stock gold accent custom finished.
Anyway, that covers the major areas - I love driving this car all around Tampa with local club members and just having a blast!!!!
This is my 89 IROC, an original LB9 G92 equipped coupe. Sitting on original equipment Goodyear gatorback tires. I purchased the Camaro in 2000 from the original owner. Everything is fully functional, and the car is kept immaculate. I do drive the vehicle to local car shows, and for my pleasure.
Unfortunately I am unable to add more photos of the car due to my schedule. But for additional info, and photos that still represent it’s current condition. Please see my Hemmings link in my signature below.
Thank you for your consideration.
Thank you Thridgen.org for the COTM, initial nomination.
This is my 89 IROC, an original LB9 G92 equipped coupe. Sitting on original equipment Goodyear gatorback tires. I purchased the Camaro in 2000 from the original owner. Everything is fully functional, and the car is kept immaculate. I do drive the vehicle to local car shows, and for my pleasure.
Unfortunately I am unable to add more photos of the car due to my schedule. But for additional info, and photos that still represent it’s current condition. Please see my Hemmings link in my signature below.
Thank you for your consideration.
Thank you Thridgen.org for the COTM, initial nomination.
Incredible car !! .....it's amazing !! .......you got my vote !!!
This is my 89 IROC, an original LB9 G92 equipped coupe. Sitting on original equipment Goodyear gatorback tires. I purchased the Camaro in 2000 from the original owner. Everything is fully functional, and the car is kept immaculate. I do drive the vehicle to local car shows, and for my pleasure.
Unfortunately I am unable to add more photos of the car due to my schedule. But for additional info, and photos that still represent it’s current condition. Please see my Hemmings link in my signature below.
Thank you for your consideration.
Thank you Thridgen.org for the COTM, initial nomination.
Some days it just doesn't pay to get out of bed. So when is it generally considered appropriate to accept defeat gracefully and bow out of the race? I really didn't mean to bring an appliance white Firebird to a brite red Iroc gunfight. Somehow I feel both honored and humbled at the same time.
IMO 91-92 Pontiac got it right with these Formulas. I prefer them to the Trans Ams in those two years. Beautiful car, love seeing one stock in that condition. Good luck Drew.
Some days it just doesn't pay to get out of bed. So when is it generally considered appropriate to accept defeat gracefully and bow out of the race? I really didn't mean to bring an appliance white Firebird to a brite red Iroc gunfight. Somehow I feel both honored and humbled at the same time.
Not when you’re in second place and not when I haven’t even voted yet!
We have another car invited to the show that we haven’t even checked out yet!
I'd assume @gt4373 got the same PM I did, alerting him to the thread? His profile says he was on a couple hours ago. If not for the PM I wouldn't have noticed this thread or known I was mentioned. Hmm... Maybe the tag will get his attention.
Some days it just doesn't pay to get out of bed. So when is it generally considered appropriate to accept defeat gracefully and bow out of the race? I really didn't mean to bring an appliance white Firebird to a brite red Iroc gunfight. Somehow I feel both honored and humbled at the same time.
lol, hey I was going to say I’m the only one up against some super nice original rides! Love your car! 👍
Can't get enough of this 3rd gen car show, love it. Very clean Drew, I really like it. And those wheels and stance on a red IROC, StansFBM has so much done. Decisions, decisions.....
Sorry guys, had a run in with my stalker tonight that made me reconsider what I share online. Decided its best if I just to turn off my photo hosting to limit my exposure.
Shame @gt4373 never posted. Looks like a nice ride. My brothers first car was an 84 Camaro with that same color scheme, red wheels tho, that he got to somewhat match my 90 Formula. Always thought it screamed 80’s muscle car. Would've loved to see this one.
Some days it just doesn't pay to get out of bed. So when is it generally considered appropriate to accept defeat gracefully and bow out of the race? I really didn't mean to bring an appliance white Firebird to a brite red Iroc gunfight. Somehow I feel both honored and humbled at the same time.
As the former owner of a white '90 Formula, I love your bright white appliance Drew. Beautifully maintained.
As the former owner of a white '90 Formula, I love your bright white appliance Drew. Beautifully maintained.
Back when I was the owner of a lowly base Camaro, I had a list of what I wanted in a Camaro/Firebird, one of the high priorities was any color other than White. It grows on you. I like it now, but it's hard to make it pop in photos. It tends to wash out if the lighting isn't just right.
04-21-2019, 01:16 PM
So when is it generally considered appropriate to accept defeat gracefully and bow out of the race? 
I really didn't mean to bring an appliance white Firebird to a brite red Iroc gunfight. 
Somehow I feel both honored and humbled at the same time. 
