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@@chaddavis9074 back in December

@@kissnut1975 no

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Yes

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That's what Pontiac did back in the day basically. Camaro and Pontiac were built off of the same platform.

woodwardspeedshop.com/products/zta-trans-am-base-kit

bringatrailer.com/listing/1979-pontiac-firebird-trans-am-20/#comments-anchor

@@MutantTA sweet ! Hope that 67k helps out and goes into more fun projects haha! Imma build me something this year thanks for the inspiration , everything I’ve heard about you is phenomenal

How tf do I get a replica?

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www.classicindustries.com/product/2002/pontiac/firebird/parts/d53353.html

Well, technically, it is a camaro. Just because you throw a body kit on and say it's a Trans Am doesn't make it a Trans Am. Nice car, but at the end of the day, it is a Camaro.

If it's a Trans Am World Wide, they receive the Camaro and take off all but 2 panels and replace them If I remember.

good catch... typo on my part. it is a 1979 and i updated the video title

@@MutantTA, It's definitely an awesome car.

I had it shipped to me and if i remember right most of it was already assembled, but if it wasn't it was pretty easy. He also provided any support that I needed. I think other than him i was the first to have this in the USA. The one I received had a higher wheel chock. That's not bad but with my ZX14R the factory front fender wrapped down to the front center of the wheel. The solution then was to cut off the top 4 to 6 inches of the wheel chock. I later put on the zx10 front fender on my bike so i would not of had this problem if i would have done that first. Also, the company started making a low wheel chock that I later bought and it works great.

@@MutantTA cool imma go and grab one from him I spoke with him on the phone pretty solid guy. I wanted something easy to install and take up little garage space as possible

Close... Oklahoma

That was my fault I was paddle shifting, driving, and holding my camera at the same time

​@@MutantTAmay as well use your third leg to hold the camera