| 97 Trans Am: production #4005. |
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Scott's ready to race... including backseat show trophies. |
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Scott: "Hmmm... 30psi? Or lower?" Ron: "I'm running 30psi." Scott: "Is that what we should be running for traction here?" Ron: "What the hell do I know, that's what the owner's manual says..." |
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| After being eliminated, we see how the it's suppose to be done. | ||
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| With racing done for the day, it's back to "showing". | |
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While Scott has Eddie Barra's attention, it's a good time to sneak in and get some photos of this "you've gotta see this in person to believe it" '86 Trans Am. |
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Eddie kept yelling at me to take a photo of the his new fan work... |
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This unique dash gauges are red LEDS on mirror black background. Which when taking a photo, acts as a mirror.
(Shifter and the reverse "Recaro" logo on the elec/fuel gauge.) Eddie is always in his glory to show me all the subtle nuances of this gorgeous car when I'm around... with the digital camera. |
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...including the "I Love My Trans Am" pendant.
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So many details to notice... only one set of eyes! |
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Thanks again, Eddie, for spending so much of your time and money to make this Trans Am
a class act, for setting a standard for others to be judged by and creating an unbelievable work of art that immortalizes the awesomeness that is Trans Am... in 24k gold! |
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| Who are these two guys? | |
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They race, they show, they go. Each on opposite sides of the Delaware River, yet they always mysteriously appear together. | |
| Ahhhhh.... nothing like a walk in the Pits to see the other side. Pretty engines... real engines... | |
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| Well, when Eddie says it's time to go home... it's time to go home! | |
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