These are some pictures that my customers have sent me or cars I have seen at shows.  If you would like you car featured here, contact me and I can arrange to add your photo to my pictures page.

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  Doug and Karla Kamm from Grimes IA.      1977 Y-82 S.E. Trans Am with a  W-72 Engine. He bought the car at a show for $2,800 and then restored it to mint condition.  As you can tell by these pictures, he did a very nice job. Bandit, eat your heart out and watch out for Smoky Bear.

Ed Randolph from Bakersfield CA. This is his 1979 Trans Am.   It has gray (silver?) interior. He is restoring it for his daughter for her first car. Nice father.

Charles Hartman's 1981 Turbo Pace Car. This perfect car has less then 300 original miles! I snapped a photo of this Trans Am at Pontiac Day 1999 at Englishtown Raceway Park. He took first place in the stock Firebird 1967-1981 class.

I believe this 1970 Trans Am belongs to Michael Inzirillo.  It took third place at Pontiac Day 1999 at E-Town. This car was very detailed.  Click on the engine picture for a great example of the use of chrome and painted pieces. Even though its not a 77-81, I think we can all appreciate a nice early second generation car.

Chris Bossio of Red Bank NJ. 1979 Firebird Formula.  This is one of the cars I assisted in restoring.  The car has  403 Oldsmobile built by Vinny Green of Greens Performance in Red Bank NJ.  The paint is a white with blue pearl.  You have to see this show winner up close. This is the twin to my Formula, as we show them together. The stereo is awesome. The whole trunk is finished off nicely with Plexiglas windows and neon lights to enhance the subwoofer box.  The headliner is hand painted by Chris and goes with the pirate theme with mermaids in the sea.

Ken de Vries of Victoria Australia. 1977 Trans Am SE.  When was the last time you've seen a right hand drive T/A?  This is one of my customers from down under.  He had completely restored this car and needed just a few  little pieces to finish it off.  I think we need to ship one here and surprise them at the Trans Am Nationals.