sell the trans am?
Points to consider:
-A few years down the road, you'll be able to pick-up a 4th gen again, and even cheaper than now. If you wish you would have done things differently on your current 4th gen, you can start fresh when you buy again.
-On the other hand, if your 3rd gen is not ideal, then don't start with a flawed platform. If it is a good starting point, then get to it.
Points to consider:
-A few years down the road, you'll be able to pick-up a 4th gen again, and even cheaper than now. If you wish you would have done things differently on your current 4th gen, you can start fresh when you buy again.
-On the other hand, if your 3rd gen is not ideal, then don't start with a flawed platform. If it is a good starting point, then get to it.
You know what after really think'n hard about it(two weeks and two days now) I think I am just gonna stick with the T/A. Now I still have a fast, reliable practical nice looking car. Not that the third gens dont look nice cuz with the right set up they can look bad ***. I took what everyone said into consideration and made my choice
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You have lots of options though as far as performance for your 4th gen, look at my setup. If you were to find just some of the stuff I have used you would save a ton and make just about the same power. Start with a cam swap and work your way up.

where's the third gen crew when you need em?


