Let me say that I'm probably going to buy a PT Cruiser over the next year but I will buy a 1977 Black Trans Am before I die god willing, I prefer the Bandit Edition if possible. That is truely my dream car and as you can tell I hate the new car look of the 90's and 00's for the most part. I like the new vintage looking cars like the PT Cruisers, Mustangs and the new Thunderbirds are "hot". I just sent a letter to pontiac asking them if they are planning anything special for the 30th anniversary for the 1977 trans am. I think the vintage look is popular and I told them I had an idea about Pontiac making a new trans am in the style of the 1977 trans am. I think this is a great idea and would make for a very popular, "hot" car that would be a huge seller. What do you guys think of my Idea? Maybe I'm just a dreamer?
LOL, Your post makes me realize how "simple minded" I am. I don't have to have the most expensive cars in the world to be happy! :grin:
You said DREAM car. A 77 Black Trans Am is easily affordable. A $300,000.00 dollar Aston Martin isn't, yet.
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I agree Mr. Peabody but for whatever reason I would rather have a Trans Am over all those million dollar cars so my wife and I must be happy then Nice Hurst! LOL at Bengal B
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LOL, Bengal B, that ones a hoax, it has cables all over it...... :shock: Does that picture have a copyright on it? :dis: :grin:
