New 2010 Trans Am??

New 2010 Trans Am??

I’m still lamenting the loss of Pontiac.  Ever since my father owned a 65 Catalina when I was very young, I’ve been a fan.  Pontiac became the sporty division of GM, and created some classics.  They created the muscle car movement with the  GTO.  They made the wildly successful Firebird/Trans Am line, and tried to be an innovator.   When GM decided to kill off the brand, I declared a day of mourning.

OK, I’m a car nut.  So, every once in a while I do a post on something automotive. Since Pontiac is officially kaput, I thought that we’d never see a new Firebird/Trans Am line.  They were always badge-engineered Camaros anyway (or was it the other way around?).

Then, some bright guy decided to make a Trans Am conversion out of the new Camaro.  Her’s some pics and a video.

Now, as a Conservative, I’m hesitant to buy anything from Gubbermint Motors, but the whole Camaro thing has been confusing me.  (Fear not, my friends, I haven’t the money to buy one anyway!)  At any rate, this shows how creativity and what’s left of the free market will provide what the government has taken away.

With the economy as it is, it is unknown if many of these cars will be made, but it does show that the spirit of Pontiac lives on.

Long live the “screamin’ chicken!”

That being said, if you’d like a classic F-body, you can get one of those as well. It’ll take some cash, and lots of hands-on work, but you can get it done.

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Matt I believe that future generations should have the same opportunities that myself, and those that came before me, had. My parents taught me that I could do anything I wanted to do. I don’t want to have to tell my daughter, “You can do whatever the government tells you to do.” We are at a crossroads in this country; are we going to be free, or are we going to be slaves to the nanny state. I choose freedom.