Right I only have my little yellow 1989 Pontiac Firebird remaining... But I used to have a 1988 Trans Am GTA... These pics were taken by the actual owner, the quality is REAL bad. The car looks orange, but in reality it's bright red... He doesn't seem to care a lot about the car like I did in the time, he don't wash it very often, he always drive with the pedal to the floor etc... Well, I wanted to make one last tribute for my old car, I miss it so much, wanted to share the pics with some of you... If only I could go back in time...!

 

Another sad shot...

 

hey thats not a v6 is it???

huh huh huh

 

This car was awesome, I would have keep it if only the transmission wouldn't have let me down... I didn't had cash anymore once I rebuild the transmission so I decided to sell the car in case something else happens... Well, the guy drove it all last summer without a problem!

1988 Pontiac Trans Am GTA, 305 TPI, 4 speeds automatic transmission, 3.27 rear, T-Top, every options except the 350 TPI and leather...

 

Here is a pic of my actual car, a 1989 Pontiac Firebird, V6 2.8L, hard-top, auto etc... You probably all already saw this one

 

you do not understand what i'm saying do you.

if its not a v6 it does not really belong on this board.

 

No, it really doesn't... It's not even tech related.. come on, you *know* this is a tech-only site.

(hmm.. I seem to have mysteriously forgotten how to lock posts... oh well, I'll try again tomorrow )

 

Boy do I know that...

 

I can easily understand missing a car and wanting to post about it. Maybe not tech related, but we can all sympathize with the scenario. Makes me remember how much I really want to keep the first car I ever bought, yes the v6 camaro.

 

Were can I post it then? And why can't I post it here, I have a V6 bird, just wanted to share my memories of a F-BODY with you...

 

I think we all understand and sympathize (and wonder what you were thinking), however, Thirdgen.org is *entirely* a technical-only site. We were once an "anything goes (sorta)" site.. it wasn't pretty.. and the administration has expressed that it will "never happen again"

To put it simply, if you want to memorialize your bird, make a memorial webpage for her and put a link to it in your signature. We don't monitor signatures for non-tech content (as long as it's not offensive/obscene)