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4speed76


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I have a 1980 Turbo Trans Am that I am parting out.  I am only keeping the rear 1/4's and the trunk floor.  The rest is up for grabs.  Lots of good parts available.  I have almost every nut, bolt, screw, and other hardware bagged and tagged.  Let me know what you need and I will see if I have it.

 

 



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If you are selling the turbo assembly with carb please post a picture and price.

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Must be really rotten underneath cause it looks good on top.

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GLHS60 wrote:

If you are selling the turbo assembly with carb please post a picture and price.

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Randy

 Sorry the turbo motor was long gone when I got the car, it only has a NA 301 in it now



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68 327 4spd wrote:

Must be really rotten underneath cause it looks good on top.

 Yes the car looks better than it is, frame rails are shot, doors are shot, and the front floors are shot.



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Too bad, nice colour on that one. Neat hood with that scoop, were transferred over to the 3rd gen cars. When i was little i always thought the 82's were the first to have that hood bulge, but no, thanks to these turbo cars for that bit of styling.

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Not sure if you knew this RDubya, but Pontiac's plan was originally to put the 301 turbo into the 1982 Trans Am - likely why the hood design carried over into the 3rd gen Fbody. Imagine if the 301 turbo had continued to get the level of refinement the Buick turbo V6 got by 1987.

4speed 76, what province are you in? No luck in googling "Angus" - thanks



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Thanks for the info Bob.

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Bob F wrote:

4speed 76, what province are you in? No luck in googling "Angus" - thanks

 Could be this Angus: http://www.homesinangus.ca/about-angus/



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I am in Ontario, Canada.

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