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99 Trans Am Pics and History
The 99 Trans Am Pics, Specs and History
Hi: My name is Tony Alves from Ontario, Canada and these are my 99 Trans Am Pics, Specs and History. I am also the owner of this Web Site.
History:
Here are the 99 Pontiac TransAm Pics. This car doesn't need a big introduction... The name and the looks tell it all... However, in case you don't recognize it, this is a 99 Pontiac TransAm with "Ram Air" (also known as a 99 Pontiac TransAm with a WS6 Performance Package).
The WS6 Performance Package among other things include the all aluminum V8-5.7Liter "LS1" Engine (the same Engine as the Corvette) with "Ram Air" generating 320HP, 17" Rims with "Good Year Eagle 1" Tires and a lot more High Performance Equipment.
As you'll see on the Trans Am Pics below, it's all original and I am planning to keep it that way for as long as I can. However, once it starts requiring repairs, I might start making changes to improve its performance, even though it's quite a kick to drive as is. I get a lot of compliments from almost everyone. What amazes me the most is children's reaction when they see the car. I am talking about children as young as toddlers.
They all get excited and react in different ways, toddlers usually just point at the Car, older children tell me how much they like the Car, others ask me to spin the wheels, etc.I can understand older children's appreciation for Muscle Cars, however, I wonder why toddlers without knowing anything about Cars, react the way they do. Perhaps the Trans Am reminds them of "KIT" the car in the "Night Rider" TV show? Or the "Batmobile" from "Batman"?
The Trans Am doesn't have much History yet, however, there were a couple of incidents worth mentioning. About a month after I bought the Car, I had a flat on the highway. The passenger side rear tire blew-up for no apparent reason (no sign of nail or anything else, just a hole on the thread). By the time I brought the car to a stop, the tire was destroyed, so I had to replace it.
Again a couple of years later the Driver's side rear tire blew-up also on the highway. This time the tire didn't get destroyed before I stopped, but because the hole was on the sidewall of the tire, it couldn't be repaired, so I had to buy another new tire.
Also the retractable antenna had to be replaced twice (shame on me). I got two antennas broken going through the automatic Car Wash (I forgot to retract them). To replace them was a breeze, I did it myself in a few minutes, but they were expensive.
The "Serpentine" Belt has also been replaced a couple of times. It started squeaking, so the GM dealership replaced it both times at no charge (the car was still under warranty).
Specs:
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It has the LS1 Corvette Engine.
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WS6 Performance Package with Ram Air 320HP.
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17" Rims with Good Year Eagles F1 (like the Corvette).
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275/40/17 wide Tires
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And a lot more... Read below.
Webmaster's Comments:
This is one of my Cars. I don't have anything else to add to what I wrote above.
Here are some of the 99 Trans Am Pics:
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In this Trans Am Pic of the Front Corner, you can appreciate how slick this beauty is and how Sporty it looks without the T-Tops. Click on the Pic to Enlarge. |
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This Trans Am Pic was taken with the T-Tops off as it is obvious. You can tell by the lines of this Car, that it was built for speed. Click Picture to enlarge. |
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This Trans Am Pic shows the immaculate condition of the interior of this Car. As is obvious on the Pic it was taken with the T-Tops removed. The seats are all Leather and the whole interior is all factory including the mats. Click on the Pic to enlarge. |
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This really is an "in your face" type of look. You either love it or hate it, there is no in between. You can tell by the license plate on this Trans Am Pic that this is my Car (as in the Webmaster of this Site's Car) can't you? Please Click on the Pic to Enlarge. |
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Look at that Spoiler on this Trans Am Pic. I could've bought the Convertible, but because it doesn't come with this Spoiler, I bought the T-Tops instead. The WS6 Red Logo is somewhat visible just above the bumper on the right side. It is clearer on the Larger Pic. Click Picture to enlarge. |
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