1972bluelt1

new Camaros aren't f-bodies?

NW-99SS

Technically no, F-body refers to the platform all the first through fourth gen Camaros and Firebirds were built on. The current fifth gen is on the Zeta platform, making it not truly an F-body.

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somhawk2002

Ordered July 2001
Built October 2001
Delivered October 2001
Original owner, 37K miles
Garaged and pampered





2002 Pontiac Trans Am Firehawk in Sunset Orange Metallic with Camel Interior.<br/>





2002 Pontiac Trans Am Firehawk in Sunset Orange Metallic with Camel Interior.<br/>





2002 Pontiac Trans Am Firehawk in Sunset Orange Metallic with Camel Interior.<br/>

important

I think this was for sale on ebay not too long ago.

***For us noobs, can you guys list the year with your pics.

downs1957

My Three Aces

2013 ZL1 Victory Red Camaro.

1969 Rally Sport Camaro Purchased from original owner.

1957 Corvette with original 283 and three speed manual transmission.

jroc1989

That's a '69.

passmenow

video in car at Coronado.

Gran Torino

LarryMow

1993 Firebird Trans Am clone. 3.4 V6, automatic, pwr locks, pwr windows, 17x9.5 ZO6 replica wheels, 25th Anniversary style gold stripes, BMR shocktower brace-weld in SFC's-front/rear swaybars-panhard bar-adjustable torque arm-tubular lca's-driveshaft loop-polyurethane bushings, eibach 1" lowering springs, Bilstein HD shocks.

brewersprts

That is gorgeous.

brewersprts

Here is my 2000 WS6. Bought from original owner. It was absolutely immaculate.



Here with my C5Z

brewersprts

I already posted my white Trans Am. It was one of very few 4th gen Trans Ams to have factory red interior.

Well here is my first ever car. An 86 Trans Am that I still haven't sold. Dang, I was a geek at 14-15. LOL.



Here is another one owner WS6 I had. I bought it during winter and be owner didn't want me drive it home in the snow. He would have been upset to see these pics







Recently had this one too.



And just because I'm in the mood to post pics today, here is the one I had the longest.

This first one is before it was lowered on Eichbach springs, along with Koni adjustable shocks and SLP sway bars. This is also before the procharger.







Loved that car.

passmenow

First time home.
1992 Pancho Weaver Trans Am spec Camaro.
358ci 740hp 8200rpm, Weismann 5 spd dog ring trans, no clutch upshift.

PICNIC_GEORGE

centuryoldracer

Thanks for posting the video. I watched the whole thing, and that was some epic stuff. How much would it cost to buy, or build a car like that, and what sanctioning body/ class do you run it in? Is it a vintage deal where you have passing rules to help with not wrecking these great looking cars? It looked to me like you guys were flat out. FUN!

centuryoldracer

Can you post some interior, and engine pics?

passmenow

Thank you, get a car and come race with us!

This is Historic/Vintage racing.
Here is a link to the late model trans am/imsa gto group.
http://www.historictransamimsa.com/member.html

Cost of historic race cars varies widely based on history.
Championship winning collectible cars go at a premium.
Awards are given for preservation as it was raced in the day, not finishing order.
Safe passing is the responsibility of the overtaking car.
As they say in the driver's meeting...
"Your car already has race history, the only history you can make for it now is bad history".

Here are a couple of race groups we frequent.
http://www.hmsausa.com/
http://www.svra.com/

Used vintage race cars can be found in some of the historic/vintage race magazines.
http://www.vintagemotorsport.com/

This weekend we will be racing at Sonoma.
Last year at Sonoma.

passmenow

I will this summer after I get the decals on it.
It was Andy Porterfields last race car.
He raced it till he was 82.
Andy had a record 400+ wins in his long racing career.
http://www.sportscardigest.com/andy-...eld-1931-2012/

Our first time on track with Andy's race car.

CFLVette

Here's a pic of my '89 TTA. Great car, and it's for sale. If interested, PM me for details.










Also had a 1984 Trans Am that I restored a few years ago. Sold it in 2013 and it now lives in Norway.

1972bluelt1

[QUOTE=CFLVette;1589739729]Here's a pic of my '89 TTA. Great car, and it's for sale. If interested, PM me for details.



Great looking car. Always liked those, but I'm kinda out of room.