FS or Trade: 93 Pontiac Trans AM
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FS or Trade: 93 Pontiac Trans AM
93 Trans Am LT1 A4 W/72K Miles
Engine: LT1 completely original and unmolested except for TB bypass and Airfoil
Body and Paint: Great Shape, Tubbed in rear for Shortened 9 inch Ford rear end, 2 small dings the size of a pebble on right rear passenger qtr panel and the shave annt needs to be redone the bondo used has sunk in a bit. Paint is not bad over all good be rubbed out and it would look great.
Interior: All carpet is in great shape along with the accesories, JVC cd player and amped compants in the doorts. Rear seats are present but not bolted down and it is missing rear seatbelts.
Exhaust: Flowmaster 3" Catback w/ cutout
Rims: 3 Piece FIKSE 18X10 fronts and 18X12 rears
Tires: Practically brand new front tires, Fronts 285-35-18zr Sumitomo and Rears are 315-30-18zr Pirelli PZero Rossas pry 30-40 % trade left.
Shocks: Carrera Aluminum Coilovers all around.
Suspension: Custom Front Hubs w/ Tubular control arms, Heimed linked Custom Tubular Rear 4 Link Trailing arms, Heimed Trackrod for Rear end, Triangulated front Strut Bar.
Rear End: Built Shortened Ford 9 inch rear w/ Auburn Posi Diff and 31 Spline Moser Axles w/ 3.70 gears
Brakes: 13" Willwood Slotted and Drilled w/ 6 Piston Nascar Caliper for front and 12.5" Willwood Slotted and Drilled w/ 4 Piston Dynalite style calipers for rear.
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Here it is 5,000 and the car is yours a no BS, no haggle price I just want it gone. it does need the transmission rebuilt all it has reverse and that is it. I just put 1300 into the rearend at a local shop. Brand new Tru Track rear end is all fresh. Small dent above the driver side wheel from some bumping into in a parking lot.. rear end failed which may or may not of caused an issue with the transmission as it was shifting fine before the rear end went out. Has an small exhaust leak may be driverside manfold or at the y-pipe. The wheels need a good polish and they will look great again.
Engine: LT1 completely original and unmolested except for TB bypass and Airfoil
Body and Paint: Great Shape, Tubbed in rear for Shortened 9 inch Ford rear end, 2 small dings the size of a pebble on right rear passenger qtr panel and the shave annt needs to be redone the bondo used has sunk in a bit. Paint is not bad over all good be rubbed out and it would look great.
Interior: All carpet is in great shape along with the accesories, JVC cd player and amped compants in the doorts. Rear seats are present but not bolted down and it is missing rear seatbelts.
Exhaust: Flowmaster 3" Catback w/ cutout
Rims: 3 Piece FIKSE 18X10 fronts and 18X12 rears
Tires: Practically brand new front tires, Fronts 285-35-18zr Sumitomo and Rears are 315-30-18zr Pirelli PZero Rossas pry 30-40 % trade left.
Shocks: Carrera Aluminum Coilovers all around.
Suspension: Custom Front Hubs w/ Tubular control arms, Heimed linked Custom Tubular Rear 4 Link Trailing arms, Heimed Trackrod for Rear end, Triangulated front Strut Bar.
Rear End: Built Shortened Ford 9 inch rear w/ Auburn Posi Diff and 31 Spline Moser Axles w/ 3.70 gears
Brakes: 13" Willwood Slotted and Drilled w/ 6 Piston Nascar Caliper for front and 12.5" Willwood Slotted and Drilled w/ 4 Piston Dynalite style calipers for rear.
[img]Here it is 5,000 and the car is yours a no BS, no haggle price I just want it gone. it does need the transmission rebuilt all it has reverse and that is it. I just put 1300 into the rearend at a local shop. Brand new Tru Track rear end is all fresh. Small dent above the driver side wheel from some bumping into in a parking lot.. rear end failed which may or may not of caused an issue with the transmission as it was shifting fine before the rear end went out. Has an small exhaust leak may be driverside manfold or at the y-pipe. The wheels need a good polish and they will look great again.
Last edited by stavmanTA; Dec 21, 2006 at 08:48 AM.
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Re: FS or Trade: 93 Pontiac Trans AM
bump.. amazing car! Holy crap! This makes all other TA's look silly....
Honestly, nice work with the suspension and brakes, I wish I had those parts on my '94 Z28!!
Honestly, nice work with the suspension and brakes, I wish I had those parts on my '94 Z28!!
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Re: FS or Trade: 93 Pontiac Trans AM
Originally Posted by JSkeet
bump.. amazing car! Holy crap! This makes all other TA's look silly....
Honestly, nice work with the suspension and brakes, I wish I had those parts on my '94 Z28!!
Honestly, nice work with the suspension and brakes, I wish I had those parts on my '94 Z28!!
thanks and TTT
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Re: FS or Trade: 93 Pontiac Trans AM
Originally Posted by chevy1963
steve why are getting rid of this? You just got it?
I have had it like 2 years..
Just looking for something I can drive all year. I hate driving a **** box in the winter. Don't have the money for two nicer cars. Even if it is a stock f-body or what not. Toss some snow tires on it and I get through about anything. I am down here in Cinci now, going to UC.
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Re: FS or Trade: 93 Pontiac Trans AM
very interested so send me some more pics and where are you locate di live in florence sc my emai is shancris01@hotmail.com
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