musclecar shifters, rare to see these anymore. Not enough people enjoy their cars instead of restoring them to original perfection. Aftermarket shifters are cooler than stock is my position

For the record, if it's Hurst, I don't consider it oem... it's Hurst, and to me, strictly aftermarket upgrade cool factor. Bottom is a Hurst Olds 15th anniversary edition. I think the top dual gate was in a Firebird

AMC in the Trans Am wars, they never won, but they finished every race, Ford, Chevy, and the other teams can't say that

the original wing design was variable angle adjustable, but that didn't last once Penske Donohue took over the team

Images from http://www.hemmings.com/mus/stories/2006/09/01/hmn_feature3.html 

I can't remember ever seeing a car at a car show that someone has kept showroom condition, seat cover, steering wheel cover, window sticker

But this 2002 Firebird Trans Am Firebird was ordered special and seems to be one of those dreams that the owner isn't going to enjoy past the ownership factor. Too bad he doesn't feel like driving, racing, and enjoying it as a car, instead of a trophy or investment

I should have looked at how many miles were on the odometer