[cliffhanger]

haha thanx! yeah, haven't seen it as a 'fight' but it takes LOADS of time and money, exactly 2 things I simply do not have or simply have really few to spare....
thankfully, I have LOADS enough of patience, ambition and like mentioned, enthusiasm to keep the 'dream' alive.......

Seeing cars like the black one posted on top, make me look forward having my ride done......

Quite frankly, I like this black one so much that I would even concider dropping my hurst concept and go for this (!!!!!!).....
choice always has been a problem for me.....and again, money...
that Hurst one will set me back mayor money compared to a black example like above (even if black is a hard colour to paint, I would want my white colour the same quality).......

[aronhk_md]

On the subject of gorgeous birds....did a google search for "pontiac trans am" yesterday. After clicking into the wikepedia link and paging down this car was on the right...a 72 Trans Am like mine. Clicked on it a couple of times and it came up full size, so I copied it. Wonder if it belongs to someone on this forum....

[RicksGTO]

that black car is incredible, I usually prefer stock looking cars like the white T/A posted above but the black car is so tastefully done I would buy it in a heartbeat and not change a thing. I liked this quote about the car from the restorer:

"This car will burn 2 strips of rubber for 500 feet or longer if you like, going slightly sideways and moving forward at a rapid rate at the same time. A "really" fun car to drive. We can not explain it but perhaps the lowered stance and upgrades make it handle way better then it should with 100-120 mile an hour curves no problem. She sticks to the ground with no body roll. Owner Mark Galvan will have his hands full."