Scream'n Chicken Reborn

Started by Monster Dave, November 02, 2009, 09:14:02 AM

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Monster Dave

We talked about the desing in a previous thread, well here's the 1st production and rebirth of an aftermarket job that brings the beloved Trans-Am back to life:

Meet the Lingenfelter 455 T/A









All I can say is - I LIKE IT!!!   8)

Where can I get one?!!


Oldfisti

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Waaaaaaaay better looking than the new Camaro.

Very nice design execution with this platform!


I'd totally hit that and call her back the next day
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LA

and most importantly, the engine comes correct with 655 horses and 610 lb-ft. of torque.

That came off the AutoBlog web page.

Good grief, that's a lot of power.

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Oldfisti

I was just thinking it would be truer to the 70.5-74 design if the rear quarter glass was ditched.


Quote from: Sinister on November 06, 2008, 12:47:21 PM
It's like I keep saying:  Those who would sacrifice a free range session for a giant beer, deserve neither free range time nor a giant beer.
Quote from: KnightofNi on November 10, 2009, 04:45:16 AM
i have had guys reach back and grab my crotch in an attempt to get around me. i'll either blow in their ear or ask them politely to let go of my wang.

Monster Dave

I was just excited to see custom work being done to bring back the TA - my first car was a 79 and I loved it!

TwIsTeD

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Duck-Stew

Yeah!  and sadness at the same time.

Pontiac is no more after 2010 so this is a one-year only bad boy.

Styling?  A touch over-done in my opinion but LIGHT-YEARS better than that damned Camaro.  [roll]  WTF was Chevy thinking with that ass-end...
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Monster Dave

Quote from: Duck-Stew on November 02, 2009, 10:05:19 AM
Yeah!  and sadness at the same time.

Pontiac is no more after 2010 so this is a one-year only bad boy.


Well, this will be around for longer than one year as it's not built by Pontiac - it a conversion option offered through a different company from a Camaro base.

bluemoco

Mmmmmm.  Lingenfelter.   8)

They do naughty things to Corvettes, too.   [evil]   [thumbsup] 
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Quote from: alfisti on November 02, 2009, 09:34:47 AM
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Waaaaaaaay better looking than the new Camaro.


Hell yes.  [thumbsup]

The new Camaro does nothing for me, especially the rear view. This on the other hand....

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il d00d

I thought I would like it when I heard of the concept - I am disappointed with the end result.  To me the Camaro and Firebird both look like toys.  Life-sized matchbox cars.  The honeycomb wheels in particular don't work for me in 20"+ proportions.

NAKID

Like it, other than the wheels. I understand what they were tring to do, but yeah, I don't think it works...
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Monster Dave

Quote from: Monster Dave on November 02, 2009, 09:14:02 AM




I have to say that I think they did a really nice job of matching the origional 1971 TA. The honey comb wheels were a must given the year of the car - why do it in the make of the original if not to do it accurately?

Toys? Sure but all cars can look like toys, I have a box of 300 Matchbox cars from my childhood that look just like the cars of that era! Owning one of these would be a "toy" in my garage anyway!!!   

cokey

looks like a reworked camaro? is it? i haven't heard bout this project yet..
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bluemoco

Quote from: Monster Dave on November 04, 2009, 05:11:42 AM



I have to say that I think they did a really nice job of matching the origional 1971 TA. The honey comb wheels were a must given the year of the car - why do it in the make of the original if not to do it accurately?

Toys? Sure but all cars can look like toys, I have a box of 300 Matchbox cars from my childhood that look just like the cars of that era! Owning one of these would be a "toy" in my garage anyway!!!   

Great comparison pics!

I agree -- looking at this '71 TA, I think Lingenfelter did a nice job on their modern TA.  IMO, this wouldn't be a far fetched GM concept, if the Pontiac division were still in existence.   :'(

Full disclosure:  My first car was a 1987 Firebird Formula.   Pontiacs will always hold a place in my automotive heart.  ;D
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