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Bandit the 440 Trans am with the gold fire eagle on the hood.
Probably worth more than all of those cars today.
My first job when I was a young teen. A Greek guy there had one just like it. He would go out and look the car over and rub it down, during every break.
I bet he wishes he still had it today, if he doesn't.
id pick A team…. get in the van!
Bandit the 440 Trans am with the gold fire eagle on the hood.
My second car was a 79 gold trans am.
RC2006 says
My second car was a 79 gold trans am.
My first car was also a 79 Trans Am, but mine was black with gold chicken on the hood.
Tenpoundbass says
Bandit the 440 Trans am with the gold fire eagle on the hood.
Sorry, but I am a car geek and I have to correct here. There was no 440 in a Trans Am, the 440 was a Chrysler engine put in the Plymouth and Dodge muscle cars. The Trans Am of that era (77 and 78) has either a 403 with an automatic or a 400 with a Hurst shifter and 4 speed manual. The 403 had a "6.6 Litre" decal on the shaker hood while the 400 4 speed had a "T/A 6.6" decal. The 403 was 185 hp while the 400 was 220 hp. The "Bandit" car was the wimpier 403 automatic.
How were those muscle cars back then so freaking fast and powerful with HP less than 250?
Were there any stock Carburetor engines from the muscle car era that had 400hp or more?
Tenpoundbass says
How were those muscle cars back then so freaking fast and powerful with HP less than 250?
They weren't fast.
Watch it with the braces, girl!
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