1971 Pro Touring Trans Am with a twist

[chichirone]

Greg, the front end is looking awesome. What are your plans for the splitter? What materials? Color? Integrated into the OEM wheel flares? Will you incorporate turn buckles? If I missed it I apologize but your design has me very intrigued as we are working on a splitter for our 73 TA and I love checking in on your build to see the progress you are making.

[214Chevy]

Looking good Greg. Good choice on the wheels.

[RussMurco]

Loving that rear treatment! The tank set-up rocks too, just, how do you check and fill it under the fender?

[Ron in SoCal]

Hey Greg - I love the ideas and thought that is going into this car. On the tank fill, Petersen makes a tank with an angled spout/cap which would give you some clearance from the top of the fender if you moved the tank inward just a bit. Doesn't look like it would clear from where it sits now.

On that note, will the tank even clear the fenders? Looks like it sits a bit farther out from the pics.

[garickman]

More air dam/splitter construction from Munssey Speed & Design.

[Al Moreno]

Originally Posted by garickman

Greg that looks tight! What tank are you using?

[glassman]

Man that looks nice!!! did our friend from across the bay do that or ????

[preston]

Very clever on the exhaust tips. I've struggled with how to do something simliar. It seems like at some point you have hard mounted the tips though, even with a flex joint it could be a bit NVH'ey. But what a clever idea. Front end is looking great too. I was never a fan of that front end until I saw what you and Stropped and some other have been doing with it.

[CURVES]

I like that wheel look for sure!

What does Zak call the color combo?

[tones2SS]

That's a killer looking wheel.
Talk about deep dish!