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Mike Stankovich
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[ 24 April 2002: Message edited by: Mike Stankovich ]



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1995 silver Formula convertible. Aftermarket slp RAM AIR. K&N air filter, 160 thermo, Edelbrock headers, Borla catback, underdrive crank pulley,Throttle-body bypass. 60' 2.154, 1/4 14.087@98.17mph, good tires should have me in the high 13s.

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Looks good! I like the yellow under the hood...someday I will stop being so lazy and install some colored tubing on my car. I also like the Bird on the hood. It looks a little different (meaner ) than the stock Firebird decals.
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Looks great!
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BPS
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looks good.

I'd suggest replacing the signal covers with clear ones, but other than that it looks like a nice ride


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Pierre's FIREHAWK RAGTOP DAYS
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Very nice .. Like the front view the best!
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Steve in Seattle
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quote:
Originally posted by BPS:
looks good.

I'd suggest replacing the signal covers with clear ones, but other than that it looks like a nice ride


can't. Unless you make em yourself. Chevy lenses don't fit in the Pontiac slots. I've got a set at home I'm trying to adapt to a set of Pontiac housings... just need some time to get it done.


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Steve in Seattle
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I like the tail leses. Did you remove the red lens material yourself? Looks good on a Sebring Silver ride.

Looks like you have a pretty rare bird as well. They didn't make Formula convertibles for more than a few years. I belive they dropped the Formula convertible in 1996. Any one know when for sure?


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Very nice. Take good care of that rare bird!

Thanks for sharing your pics.

DT


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