Who knew MRM T/As were so rare? (How I got my T/A)

[NavyTATwo]

Great find and low miles too! My WS6 had almost 26K on it when I bought in Maryland last August. I don't think I have put a thousand miles on it yet. Well worth the drive from sunny VA Beach. Have fun with your "new" Trans Am.

Scott

[Zabo]

Well now I can open her up a little more. Just dropped it off to get the brake work done professionally after I saw the amount of rust on the rotors with the wheels off and didn't want to go shearing a stud.

They had better equipment and I wind up paying no real labor and just for parts. Current setup is the stocker calipers, but Wagner thermos and Bendix Discs all around. IMO the red paint on the Wagner pads was an unexpected touch that I like; though it now draws attention to my "in need of a dire bead blasting" caliper casings.

[SHines-IT]

Nice, not a bad deal either.

[Fearls1]

Congrats!!

We are VERY rare indeed. I'm happy you are giving her a good home. MRM 4 LIFE!!!

[dragonchick]

WOW!!! What a beautiful T/A!!! Looks like you've stumbled into a great find

[BirdCountry02]

Good to see another MRM on here! Nice find sir

[mrobin]

hmmm. i never knew MRM were so rare. i have one i bought from the original owner fron green bay. he never carried ins during the winter cause the car stayed in the garage. i boutght the car in 04 it had 19k miles. i paid 13k for it. he told me that it was 1 of 116 that had the options that it does.(t-tops, hurst, monsoon,6speed and the color) i really didnt think to much about it untill now. i havent put any mods on it as of yet just ram air hood and cold box and cut the cats and flowmaster and put 18 inch wheels on it. it now has 43k miles on it and stays in the garage at all times.oh and btw i just put a pic of it in the show your birds thread