Don't know if it's been discussed. It was an option.
1988 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am | Shelton Classics & Performance
1988 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am | Shelton Classics & Performance
White factory option wheels
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One of the guys that I see at local cruise nights and shows has them on his T/A... I can't seem to remember which year 
(86-87-88??) Pretty sure that I have a picture somewhere.
He bought the car new, but it still looks good.
I like the look, but would NOT want to be the guy trying to keep them clean
(86-87-88??) Pretty sure that I have a picture somewhere.He bought the car new, but it still looks good.
I like the look, but would NOT want to be the guy trying to keep them clean
Yes indeed. White, black, gold and red. Red was one year only (1988) and my T/A was ordered with a set. One of only 611 so produced.
For reference, white PW7 wheels in 1988, production was 751.
Data is not available for '87. And white does not appear as a wheel option color for '89 in the data that I have.
For reference, white PW7 wheels in 1988, production was 751.
Data is not available for '87. And white does not appear as a wheel option color for '89 in the data that I have.
Thank you.
Was hoping to get it out of the garage this weekend, and take it for it's first 2021 cruise. But I had a small garage fire (small fire, huge smoke and water damage), and chores surrounding that cleanup are going to keep me busy weekends until fall at least. We'll get her out for a drive this week I'm sure.
Was hoping to get it out of the garage this weekend, and take it for it's first 2021 cruise. But I had a small garage fire (small fire, huge smoke and water damage), and chores surrounding that cleanup are going to keep me busy weekends until fall at least. We'll get her out for a drive this week I'm sure.
Thanks guys. We were very lucky, all things considered.
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Damn. That looks awful - yet a little bit lucky at the same time(?)... altho I'd bet it takes some real thought to feel the lucky part most days
It sounds like you have a real mess to deal with, including the administrative (insurance) side of things.
I hope that you are able to be come out the other side with not too bad of a $$ hit and improved situations overall.
So far, I'm "learning": insure everything and don't use a salamander heater... any other specific lessons here yet?
It sounds like you have a real mess to deal with, including the administrative (insurance) side of things.
I hope that you are able to be come out the other side with not too bad of a $$ hit and improved situations overall.
So far, I'm "learning": insure everything and don't use a salamander heater... any other specific lessons here yet?
Very lucky. No one hurt, no structural damage, just some smoke and water damage. Only a couple of things burned in the fire. Could have been so much worse.
Insurance with replacement value. Aside from some deductibles, I won't be out much. But will lose some time, and some items you just can't replace.
It's coming along OK so far. I'm just very slow at it, which beginning next week will become a bigger issue when "my" stuff is in their way. Just taking it as it comes...we'll get through it.
The salamander by itself is OK. I've used that one since the early '90s. You just need ot make sure nothing is close to it or can fall close to it, as was the case with mine.
The back garage, where the T/A was stored, will have a natural gas furnace when I move into it.
Insurance with replacement value. Aside from some deductibles, I won't be out much. But will lose some time, and some items you just can't replace.
It's coming along OK so far. I'm just very slow at it, which beginning next week will become a bigger issue when "my" stuff is in their way. Just taking it as it comes...we'll get through it.
The salamander by itself is OK. I've used that one since the early '90s. You just need ot make sure nothing is close to it or can fall close to it, as was the case with mine.
The back garage, where the T/A was stored, will have a natural gas furnace when I move into it.
