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The
1991
Pontiac Firebird, Formula, Trans Am & GTA
Lot#2
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Malcolm Bebbingon owns this spectacular GTA! Malcolm writes: "Here's my baby. Fully loaded, leather interior... no winters 116k miles. Its got headers, custom cat back exhaust, scream'n demon coil, computer chip, distributor chip, Accel wires, K&N air filtration, B&M street/strip transmission. The paint scheme was my own idea and gives it a unique look. Its a fully loaded GTA. Last year I replaced all the suspension with heavy duty coils and high performance Munroe shocks and struts. I also have Sony Xplod AM/FM CD, Pioneer speakers and a Viper alarm to protect it. I have some 3:43 factory gears to upgrade from the 2:xx but require a shim plate in order to mesh the gears properly. Mr. gasket used to make one but not anymore. If you know anyone that could help me with that it would be appreciated. Asides from that this car is maintained in A1 condition and as soon as something requires attention or starts to wear it is replaced with the best available replacement parts. I could probably send you more pictures this summer. The exhaust is 3" from the headers to the Flow exhaust and completed with 4" custom stainless steel 2½" pipes." |
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This convertible Trans Am is owned by Robert Merrill. Robert writes: "I just purchased this Red 1991 Trans Am Convertible with Tan Top & Tan Cloth Seats. It has 65K miles and it is all original & all stock. All I did was a major tune up & major detailing." |
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Nicholas Balls owns this great looking Firebird. Nicholas writes: "This is my '91 firebird. This car started its life out as a 3.1 V6, and I built and installed a 5.7 [350] V8 in it. I live in Fayetteville, Georgia which is close to Atlanta. My state requires emissions testing on all cars before you can legally drive it on the road, and this one didn't pass. So I have to do some more work on it before I can drive it on the street. The 350 is a '79 w/4 bolt mains, and yes it is a blue 350. It has factory flat top pistons, and steel crank. I gave it hardened push tubes, roller lifters and rockers, a 268/280 split duration cam, double roller timing chain, a Holley Street Dominator intake, a Holley 600 cfm double pumper w/ mechanical secondarys, Dyno Max Shorty headers, and 2.02/1.60 valves. It still has a factory HEI ignition, and the v6 radiator. I also dumped the 700r4 tranny for a built t-350. this car is my baby, so im going to keep her at any cost. I had the interior redone to my liking, so there is no other firebird with the same interior as mine, it is totally custom. Its a light grey w/charcoal interior. It has new carpet, door panels, head liner, and recovered seats and foam, the arm rests are however original. I bought this car in the winter of '97 from a Ford dealer in Owensboro, Kentucky for 4500 bucks. I have lost count after 8000, so I don't know how much I have invested, and I still need to have some body work done and have it painted." |
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Tim Dlutowski owns this Firebird. Tim writes: "Here are a couple of pictures of my '91 Firebird w/ 305 TBI. I bought it used in 1993, while I was stationed in Virginia Beach, from a Chevrolet dealership. It was gently used and traded in because of a broken transmission mount. About 12 bucks later I had a great running low mile bird. Mods include a Hypertech chip, 160 degree cool fan switch and thermostat, Accel coil, 3" cat back w/ 3" tail pipes, 8mm wires and platinum plugs, cold air induction kit, under drive pulleys, K&N filter, Cragar S/S wheels, seats out of a '96 Firebird and a 4" cowl induction hood scoop. The car has been awesome. The T-tops have never leaked and the only repairs I have had to make are a water pump and a right front brake caliper. I have put 150,000 HARD miles on it, everything from the Autobahn in Germany to the Friday night drags in El Paso, Tx. I have owned a few Firebirds to include a '73 Formula w/ 400, '75 T/A w/ 400 4 speed, '76 T/A w/ 400 and a '96 w/ 3.8L. I must say that this car has been extremely reliable, fun to drive and gets pretty good gas mileage if I keep my foot out of it. Future plans include a strut tower brace, 383 stroker (if the 5.0 ever dies) and a disc brake rear end." Tim Dlutowski |