Nineties Trans-Am

Circa 600 horsepower tube frame cars, primarily Mustang vs. Camaro. Oh yeah, these were fun years to watch.

May 22, 1994

I. Love. You.

@14:29

What is that? A Shadow?

Surprised they didn't used the Stealth - it was out in '94. As was the Intrepid. Both of which would have looked way better and probably done better too...

Aww, the ACR Neon program - good ol' days. Mopar needs to do that again with the Dart or the upcoming Avenger replacement. Start over with the grassroots.

TuxTshirt wrote:I. Love. You.

I. Love. You. Too. Tux. That tends to happen when people have similar interests. Huzzah!

Simcik wrote:@14:29

What is that? A Shadow?

Surprised they didn't used the Stealth - it was out in '94. As was the Intrepid. Both of which would have looked way better and probably done better too...

The T/A field back then was a metric shit-ton of Camaros and Mustangs. In addition to the real pony cars, there were two Oldsmobile Cutlasses, one Dodge, and one Firebird. I bet your 14:29 question is one of the Cutlasses, there's another one (red) that comes up a couple cars behind it.

Couldn't use Stealth, as the street platform was AWD. Trans-Am allowed AWD back in the '80s and had recently put up a ban.

Tux, if you love me for only posting one, I bet you love me long time for posting three at once.

February 27, 1994 at Miami


June 5, 1994 at Mid-Ohio


June 25, 1994 at Portland