enlighten me...

[jiveass]

am i understanding correctly that there were no hardtop t/a's built from 98-02? i know there were some formula's, but i could swear i saw a few hardtop t/a's on here somewhere.

[silverWS6]

Hmmm that's a good point, I don't think I've ever seen one

[shady milkman]

nope. no hardtop late 4th gen trans Ams. formulas and maros got them tho.

[jiveass]

damn...oh well then...i do love how the hardtops look though! especially in white.

[SMWS6TA]

If you saw any it was most likely that they took a Formula and changed out T/A parts

[cocobolo95]

According to the numbers I found at trans am world they did build 2 1998 non t-top t/a's. No wonder noones ever seen one.

[jiveass]

According to the numbers I found at trans am world they did build 2 1998 non t-top t/a's. No wonder noones ever seen one.

got a link?

[cocobolo95]

Yes www.transamworld.com When you get there choose 4th gen history and it will have production figures. They don't breakdown production into t-tops and non t-tops for every year but they did for 98.

[9T8W66]

got a link?

http://lair.evyl.org/1998-Firebird_P...on_Numbers.htm

These 2 cars were likely the early production Magazine test cars as a White hardtop Trans Am graced the cover of Car & Driver back then. This car also had cloth interior, which makes it minus 2 options that were standard on the regular production T/A's.



Also of note is the 2 Formula Droptops, as the convertible roof was discontinued on the Formula model starting with the `98 model year.
BTW both those Formies were Red WS6's aswell 1 A4 and 1 M6.

[RyanJM]

I need to find a lot of people who want these and I'll start finding Trans Am body parts to add toFormulas's if there is money in it.

[Too Fast]

I thought I'd seen some at a few car shows, but now I'm doubting myself.