Could've showed more than 10 lousy seconds of the Damm thing running ..

So cool. You guys are super talented 👌🏾💯🔥✅️

I want a 74-6 T/A in red with white or black interior. those are the killer cars. 4 speed 455 please

THE BEST !

Stacked gauges are not a trans am only option. In fact more Firebirds had them although most TA's did too.

Why doesn't it have positraction?

Field trip to joy G yah 🤔

That’s about the only way the Buick will beat the Hemi ‘Cuda ! On the dragstrip , we call that “ red lighting “ and it’s an automatic loss . So , either way , ……………….

top-oiler or side-oiler?

Just love the "W" engines. Brother had a 58 Impala convertible, 348, 250 horse with Power glide. I as well had a 1959 Impala Sport Coup with the rare 348 and 335 horse engine, along with the Bog Warner 4-speed. We would switch cars at times as he loved the 4-speed. Great memories of the times, I miss him much, and wished he was still here.

I may be biased, having owned a 1970 fastback. I think the 1969-1970 body is the best ever. I'll make an exception for one like this. I'm slobbering on my shirt.

A nice car! My cousin had a 1964 Chevelle back in 1964. It was the first Chevelle I rode in. I have a 1969 Chevelle SS396 375HP. Dark blue exterior, black interior, bucket seats, tach and gauges instrument cluster all working as well as the clock, 4-speed Muncie M20 transmission. A retro radio that allows me to plug in an iPod with 60's music I can play while cruising. Makes it more nostalgic. I just drive it about 150 miles a summer, mainly to nearby parks.

My dad bought a silver '66 Charger and to this day the kids in the neighborhood all remember it. He took the family (with THREE kids in back) on road trips in it. Plenty of room back there for 3 young kids with no car seats to get in the way! I'm looking for a video of the engine starting to see if it sounds the same as it does in my memory.

I remember seeing these but I assumed they were part of the Hemicuda Family of cars!

I bought a 70 1/2 in 1980. Deep forest green with white pearl stripes. The original owner paid $4,800 for it new, I bought it ten years later for $4,500. $300 for ten years of fun. How much would you lose on today's cars? It got me in so much trouble. Worth it though. wish I would have kept it. Mega bucks now.

Not a Ford guy but must say I would own and drive that

Ihr seid echte Künstler, super Arbeit Arbeit

WOW! Great Job of restoring!!! i grew up in this Erie and love this GTO!

I’d love to see more of your projects! I love how you stay on point without cruise nights and dumb stuff. YOU’RE THE BEST! I know you have enough to drop twice a week. LOL. I’ve been subscribed for years waiting for this. Maybe someday I can cruise down from sac and stalk you and talk about some of my low buck stuff I know you’ve talked about related to Cali smog. You’d be surprised at what you can get away with and what can be legitimately approved.

My R2 looked just like that with black leather sure miss it. Would smoke the tires

Its the gone in sixty seconds movie car

Those car's are good for Smokey and the Bandit runs

The L71 did not have ac?

Excellent restoration, the paint is fantastic. I don’t think I would have had the heart to install the vinyl top

Smokie needs a carb adjustmnet.

Bore it out to 440 with magnum pistons ??

FirstOnRaceDay Any questions🤔 Go ax your chevrolet and dodge buddies

Stan Long is my great uncle. Does Anyone know where this car is now?

The great Ram Air IV, when Pontiac said air conditioning not available with this engine you know it was special. 😎

I know - I know, this is not a question you ask in public. Still, I wonder how much such a meticulous restauration will cost. Great examples of this car easily pass the $100,000-mark in Bring-A-Trailer-auctions. However, I would not be surprised if a restauration at this level would pass that mark.

That car is a work of art straight from Detroit ❤

The fresh air system (Air Grabber) was standard on all Hemi cars. You couldn't get the standard RR hood with a Hemi car.

awwwwwwwww what a beauty

The best looking 72 was the Red with White stripe the built for the President of the SCCA, the sanctioning body of the Trans Am Series. Only one like it and the car still exists today.

So cool!

Angry car

Beautiful Story and Incredibly Beautiful work, Guys!.. Totally love your dedication to the people not just the vehicle.. So impressive. 😎🇺🇸🛞⭐️💪🏼💖🖖🏼👊🏼

What a car. It would be an honor just to stand behind it and inhale all the tire smoke and HEMI exhaust noise this car produces in abundance! Almost like an epiphany!

69 is my favorite. I had a 69 ss 396 when I was 19. Life happens, would love to have it back.

Sleeper sweetness.

Cool sleeper vibe.

Brutal.

This is my car❤

I know where there is a 1970 ss 454 LS6 Muncy, 4 speed rock crasher. GOLD WITH BLACK STRIPES RAG TOP PARK IN A GARAGE FOR ATT LEST 40 YEARS NOW UP IN WINNIPEG MANITOBA CANADA OWNED BY SECOND OWNER A OLD FRIENDS OLDER BROTHER BY THE NAME OF BOB / ROBERT Y ????

Hemi slaper

My favorite trans AM

I like the subtle way muscle cars look sporty, but you have to be a super macho guy to actually enjoy driving one. Put simply, they are quite brutish to drive. I'll stick to my first gen NSX.

Marina blue was never a color offered in 1969 on the Camaro. it would have been Lemans Blue

Their was a guy in town who sold surplus police ford galaxy 428 interceptors. House still there, cars all gone. Surprise surprise. ( Not)

CHEVEY !!!!!!!!!!!