Tell me it aint so.....
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Tell me it aint so.....
There is a guy in my class that has an 02 trans am. Its just a regular black TE with 16 inch chrome wheels. WELLL the problem exists is that the car HAS some chrome NHRA edition badges on the car(on the side on the pillar that is between the side windows and the rear window) and then another one on the trunk panel right over the key whole. Well I am convinced that it IS NOT an NHRA edition car b/c I thought they were the yellow ram air cars with the black wheels.
So tell me im right!!!! But if I am right i'm afraid this guy got his *** ripped b/c i think they sold the car to him as an NHRA edition car.
Josh S.
So tell me im right!!!! But if I am right i'm afraid this guy got his *** ripped b/c i think they sold the car to him as an NHRA edition car.
Josh S.
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The yellow cars were a special edition, if it would have made it to 2004 it would have been a 35th ann car, but they were 2002's which makes it a 33rd ann. actually
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It is very possible that it is an actual NHRA Trans Am. They do have the chrome 16's and are not available with the WS6 package, its one or the other. They come in any color, and have the badges you are talking about. Like said above, you are thinking of the yellow Collectors Edition Trans Am (CETA).
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Originally Posted by The Guy in MY 99TA
The yellow cars were a special edition, if it would have made it to 2004 it would have been a 35th ann car, but they were 2002's which makes it a 33rd ann. actually
Technically, it would have been the 36th Anniversary car as the car was assembled for 36 model years.
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The NHRA editions were pretty rare. Here's what I found out about the option:
The NHRA option added $1,070 - $1,095 to the sticker price and included (but
not limited to) the following: Hurst manual 6-speed (3.42 ratio) or automatic
transmission (3.23 ratio), power-steering cooling, P245/50ZR16 performance tires, NHRA badges & keychain.
The NHRA option added $1,070 - $1,095 to the sticker price and included (but
not limited to) the following: Hurst manual 6-speed (3.42 ratio) or automatic
transmission (3.23 ratio), power-steering cooling, P245/50ZR16 performance tires, NHRA badges & keychain.
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It's he rear end stupid:)
What I have seen is the NHRA And WS6 are the same but! The WS6 had an option for the Alburn rear end were the NHRA came with it.
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