Steven, that is a restored Trans Am Race Car from 1970. It was a time when Chevy, Ford, Mercury, Dodge and Pontiac were fighting it out on race tracks all over the U.S. Do a little research before you make comments. It IS an amazing car that ran with the leaders in that series. You also might want to Google Sam Posey, the American driver who drove it.

@@lmacnit the only Posey that matters to me is Buster Posey and any self respecting classic car lover can see the shame that has been cast upon that amazing car

@@stevenbrown5210 I’ll take it that you don’t like literally any kind of racing because it “ruins the car” then. You know they do those numbers and stickers for a reason. Actually no you probably didn’t know that.

@@Twin_Turbo the only legitimate racing is street racing!!!!

@@stevenbrown5210 street racing as in flashlight/red light racing or street racing as in those stupid 40-60 rolls?

Not bad for only 5 liters of displacement. 😉

Thanks Fred. The trip was a great experience.

Thanks Fred. We had a great time. i remember the printer run like it was yesterday.

Those pipes are correct for a series 1 E Type , The series 2 cars had pipes that curved round the square number plate , many E Types her in the uk mine included have fitted series 1 pipes because they look much better.