Pics of the 2010 Trans Am from the GM Nationals in Carlisle, Pa
06-26-2010, 08:13 PM
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Pics of the 2010 Trans Am from the GM Nationals in Carlisle, Pa What do you think? The white Lingenfelter T/A is listed at just under $150,000 and they also had one with the exact opposite paint scheme. It has a custom RSA 455 C.I. motor producting 655 HP!!!
06-27-2010, 08:15 AM
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Very nice cars, especially if in the $50,000 range. Do they give $100,000 discounts to LS1 members??
I can think of many cars I would buy with $150,000. I doubt people will be lining up for these.
I can think of many cars I would buy with $150,000. I doubt people will be lining up for these.
06-27-2010, 01:09 PM
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06-27-2010, 01:22 PM
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As much as I love black/gold, that T/A still looks too much like a '10 Camaro. The white/blue one however has a totally unique character. They even emulated the dual crease line in the hood starting from behind where the headlamps and grill meet and running back to the cowl, just like the '70-'76s w/ single round headlamps. LOVE IT!
150K though? There's someone like Leno that might drop that kind of dough for a one-off car. And they probably have at least that much wrapped-up in developing the body parts. But if LPE seriously wants to sell more than a handful of these, they'll need to drop the price to Z06 territory at most.
150K though? There's someone like Leno that might drop that kind of dough for a one-off car. And they probably have at least that much wrapped-up in developing the body parts. But if LPE seriously wants to sell more than a handful of these, they'll need to drop the price to Z06 territory at most.
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A 2010 Trans Am, in reality a dressed up Camaro, is no different than a transgendered transvestite. It may look good, it may feel good, and you may have fun with it, but in the end, once you fully realize that all work is 'aftermarket' and stop denying it, you will want to wretch and hide the shame.