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Nice job riding the clutch. I wish I had YOUR parts budget. Lol.

My 93 Lincoln was wrecked when I bought it. Trim and a cracked bumper. It was cheap. Had slid in the ditch. I drove it about 80,000 miles. It was absolutely terrible on any kind of wet pavement. Didn't matter how good the tires were. Eventually I was putting an axle seal in on one side pretty regularly when it dawned on me i had an axle issue. That car never was right... the HVAC was awful but that year was a kind of one year only controller. So I couldn't really even get parts to fix it. It was pretty cheap mileage though. Paid 1100. Might have had 1600 in it. Drove it 80,000 miles. Sold it to a junkyard for 400

I got the same car very nice

I have a 2021 Spyder and LOVE it!

great! thank you.

Insanely well kept car. miss my e30 a ton, might have to get back into the market! GLWS

Amazing drift ❤❤

Fantastic video. Love the blacked out spec. Could you comment on your exhaust? Sounds aftermarket?

Miss my 77 with the 4speed.

Still for sale?

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I had a 75 Trans Am…it was automatic though ☹️ 400 4 barrel. I tore the transmission out of it, shifting gears! Haaaa..pops got it rebuilt for me…

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If you think about it, in the 80s these were dirt cheap in the UK as no one wanted them. I had a 63 , 800cc mini with the ‘magic wand’ gear lever that came straight out of the firewall . Your Cooper has the remote extension for the gearbox to put the lever in the normal position. With the old style you threw it in the general direction of where you hoped the gear was. On the motorway I could quite easily hit 70mph without trying. My mate had a 1400cc race engine from Oselli engineering in Oxford. We’d creep up behind BMW 3 series on the motorway and flash the lights ( full rally light bar 😅) , you’d see them accelerate until they realised their doing 100mph, move over and my mate would floor it. He’s had 120 out of it , with the size of a mini, that’s scary. Would love one again but decent models are now silly money in the UK, so no hope of that. I will say that the go-kart style handling is addictive, have a look at the hot hatches in the 80s from Europe. Some stupid power available from cars that weigh virtually nothing. Was a great time to drive 😅😅

How easy is it to swap the radio? I’m planning on getting a 1993 or 1994 and want to put a new radio in it

I’m watching your hands…they don’t require a lot of movement

Having all 75 horsepower at your disposal on the open highway 🔥🐔🔥

Beautiful! I'm going to get one of these!

Why don’t you actually drive it next time…..

Same radio

I have one like that suburban 2002 white

So fricking hard

I had a 75 with 455ho dont know what the top end speed was seemed it would keep running faster and faster what a car

Ma l’ha mai guidata? Non è nemmeno capace a cambiare marcia!!

Have you ever seen the same model, soft top with only 7,000 original miles on it? I have heard there is only 1 in the US that is that rare.

Holy hell!

As a Pontiac guy from back in the day.....by the time we got to 1975, POLLUTION control, NO horsepower, did it even hit 180?, these where really slow cars. What you needed to do was torpedo out that engine and put a REAL Pontiac engine in it. PONTIAC rules! PS. My buddy had a 75 brand new, and oh my was it slow. Those were the times. Amazingly, the Super Duty 455 had its last year in the Trans Am for 1974 and those motors challenged the best that competition ever built!

Nice antique but I couldn't do pharmacy delivery in one of these. 3 on the tree. Can't drive thise where I live Seattle WA USA. Traffic jams slower than a manual transmission car can Manual steering to fatigue for me now used to power steering. Drum braked all around. Problems with hest up fade and non linear characters. Also no abs or tcs. Need bith for today driving conditions. No pollution controls very offensive. Too big burns lots of gasoline and society that offensive. Com on this car is 84 years old. I think there been too much scientific and technological progress to be driven this

Good way to wear the cutch out driving like that

I owned a silver 1975 T/A bought new for $5300. The 400 was rated at 185 horsepower. 0-60 in 8 seconds. I modified it with cam, headers, dual exhaust, a few mods will really wake up the engine. A rear gear swap will help too. My T/A had 2.56 gears. Swapped them out for 4.11's

What’s the exhaust setup?

I have a blue 80 with a 350 sbc and a th350 its a badass car , id have to say you definitely got some balls to do that in front of all those people id be too scared to hurt someone or see it get towed away by the police

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Back when Jeeps had power.

I had a 1978 Trans Am T/A 6.6. I never should have let it go.

Nice heel toe rev matching

damnit sounds so good, but you didn't make er bleed! Got my BBC 427 in 1977 3/4 4x4 4-speed, when she hits the mountains in the snow it 5k rpm shifts, was hoping i would hear that out of the T/A. also 2011 camaro RS/SS with exhaust dumps gets the same but 6k rpm.. the 400 sounded good tho

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Great car! GLWS! Just a fun fact to pass on to the next lucky owner; to deactivate the immobilizer, instead of locking and unlocking with the key fob button, just hold down that same button until the immobilizer light goes off on the instrument panel. It’ll save a lot of wear and tear on the 27 year old locking mechanisms ;)

Sounds awesome

Definitely sounds great like a Pontiac should… looks great and fast. I haved loved Trans Ams since I was 8 years old (1970)… Finally got one just after my 18th birthday in 1980. It was a 1980 Turbo T/A pace car. By then they were not so fast, but they were still a great looking car. Enjoyed your video. Thanks.

so ... a toyota prius is faster

That car sounds nasty !!

beautiful!

No working speedometer and tachometer.

You can't drive standard to save your life , you should reduce gears before breaking 😅😅 its a sin

Do you still have to deal with Octane boost and the calculations with the DeMan engine at the pump?

What year is this model?

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