Hardtop WS6 ??
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From: Central Indiana Honors: 4th grade spelling bee contestant
There weren't any '98-'02 Trans Am WS6 Hardtops build....there are pics floating around in dealer brochures and that "infamous" Firebird tin sign has one, but none were offered to the public.
I believe there were some '98-'00 Formula WS6 Hardtops built.
I believe there were some '98-'00 Formula WS6 Hardtops built.
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From: Central Indiana Honors: 4th grade spelling bee contestant
Originally Posted by LukePhillips
I have attempted to reasearch this,and the best I can come up with is that out of a little over 600 LS1 WS-6 Formulas less than 40% are hardtops.It seems in non WS-6 cars the percentage is less.There is not alot of info out there so at best I would call this a good guess
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According to David Newhardt's book on the Firebird Trans Am, he says that there were no 98-02 hard top trans am's built. This, I would guess also includes ones with the WS6 package. But hey with fourth gen firebirds and camaros starting to end up in the junk yard there is probably no reason not to make your own...
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Originally Posted by blackhawk J
According to David Newhardt's book on the Firebird Trans Am, he says that there were no 98-02 hard top trans am's built. This, I would guess also includes ones with the WS6 package. But hey with fourth gen firebirds and camaros starting to end up in the junk yard there is probably no reason not to make your own...
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From: Central Indiana Honors: 4th grade spelling bee contestant
Originally Posted by TRANSAM75
Excuse Me!! I Do Believe That Picture Is An Lt1 Car, Not An Ls1 Car. So Why Is Everyone Arguing About 98-02 Cars?
Besides, the person who started this thread has a '98 'bird anyway.
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From: Central Indiana Honors: 4th grade spelling bee contestant
Originally Posted by blackhawk J
Im an idiot I saw a hard top shell ls1 car TA shell in a race shop reciently. So I guess thats one more...

The stock/ SS cars are a collection of parts so you can see any combination. Corda's car in the photo has a TA rear bumper, and if I remember correctly the current A/FIA record holder(at 9.9 something) has a TA spoiler. Many of these cars started off as 6 Cylinders. Not to change the tread but if you have not watched these cars run I recommend the division races as a great way to see them and avoid the big crowds.







