Installed decals for rear of car
I thought this looked boring... ...so I ordered some decals!

Before the "bird" symbol and "Trans Am" logo were in red and the "PONTIAC" letters were unfilled and white just like the rest of my car.
So first I put white decals over the red "Trans Am" logo.
And then I added white decals over the red "bird" symbol.
And lastly (for now) filled in the "PONTIAC" letters with black decals.
All done!
Even my wife likes the outcome! I'll put black decals on my white car for the "ram air" and the "PONTIAC" letters on the driver's side headlight door and the "Trans Am" letters on the doors. This was a slightly aggravating to do but I am 99% happy with the outcome. Getting those little decals on the "bird" was hard and time consuming. Luckily we can slide them around a tiny bit after applying them if we wet the clean surface of the car with soapy water beforehand. More pictures to come. 
Here are two detailed pictures. The "PONTIAC" letters were a tiny bit smaller than the grooves in the rear bumper cover by about 1 or 2 mm so this gave me some room to play with. We can see the "bird" is not covered up 100% but that is only noticeable if we are squatting behind the car with our face less than 1 foot away.


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- The set with the "ram air" is $33. (This is what I chose and the amount I paid. I also bought decals for my wheels because I have 10-spoke Camaro SS silver painted wheels and wanted to change the red Chevy bowtie on the centercaps. The total for everthing was a bit over $50.)
- The set without the "ram air" is $29.
- The "PONTIAC" letters alone for the rear section are $8.
- The "Trans Am" and "bird" for the piece between the tail light assemblies is $10.
These are the best (i.e. easy and inexpensive) way to change the colors of things. I saw a black Trans Am and it had gold letters and "bird" on the back; it was really sharp.
But my car doesn't have anything else red on it except maybe the wheel centercaps so I wanted to change it to match the color of the car.
I've also seen some Firebirds that don't have anything on the piece between the tail light assemblies and those looked great too.
I guess it all comes down to personal perference. At first my wife blew a fuse when I told her I bought the decals. "What? You spent $50 on stickers for the car?" Then after she saw the rear of the car she agreed that it looked much better. However she is still mad about the $50 but isn't bugging me about it anymore.
Looks slick


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Try this for images of decals on the front of my car: Installed decals for front of car


