Yeah, I really like these obscure/regional Camaros and Firebirds. They are a lot more interesting (even though they are sometimes uglier) than the more well known special editions like the Dale Earnhardt Intimidator Camaro SS, Tom Henry SS, Dick Harrell Edition Camaro, ZL1, Berger SS, Blackbird, Hurst, etc.

Ever hear of a Razzi 2000 Camaro? It was the name of a really obscure bodykit that you can still buy online. It was like the cross between a Callaway C8, a Testarossa, and a Camaro. The kit fits very poorly, but I really like it in a way.

The front end is very Callaway C8ish, but still retains the Camaro headlight buckets.

 

i managed to dig up some of the pics of the pro-am my mom had, seems i had a few on an old cardomain of mine. anyway here are the pics! its an 87, #221 of 500. she sold it last year... =/

 

Ever see one of the old Bandit II Firebirds, circa 91-92.



This is a Bandit III. Fiberglassfabricatorsinc.com used to sell the shaker hood.


Seems that SunCoast Creations also had one back in the day. Kind of weird seeing the hood flat on the front part where the vents usualy area.

 

Very interesting pictures! Thanks for posting them!

You know, the thing that has always kept me from buying a Firebird, is that I thought the design was just a bit too much for me. But seeing that strange shaker hood on that blue one just made me realize that I wouldn't mind owning a Firebird if it had a more Camaroish no-vent hood on it.

 

I had an 89 ProAm Firebird. Had a 305 TBI. Just a firebird with a body kit and a cheap *** hood attachment. I stripped it of all that BS in the first week and did a complete TransAm conversion.

I've never seen a 4th gen ProAM with a V8... ever. They're cheap looking to say the least. That cheap ram air looking attachment is terrible too.