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I bought this car in Nov. 1998. It was a Flame Red Formula 350. I bought this will the sole purpose of building a Knight Rider conversion. I had it about a year and half then purchased a front nose and scanner and the correct base model spoiler for it. I started slowly accquiring parts that I need to complete the conversion. I picked up PMD seats, an 84 center console and a gullwing steering wheel. I had that set up going for about 2 1/2 years before I finally got a loan for the completed dashboard. I purchased it athttp://www.adiautotech.com Advanced Designs In Automotive Technology. Don is a genius when it comes to this. Everything you see in that dash was built by hand. Drilling circuit boards, soldering every connection by hand, prep work with the fiberglass and so on. I had it like this for nearly 3 years. But unfortunately, bills started to pile up. I bought my 2000 TA in Feb 2005, and sold this car in May 2006. Getting married and the upcoming buying of a house was paramount. This was the only solution I had to get rid of my consumer credit card debt and have a down payment for a house next year. I miss it, but there will be other toys. Like my 2000. w00t!!
Power windows
Power door locks
T-tops
350 Tuned Port Injection
Rear defroster
ADIAT Front bumper
ADIAT rear blackout
84 Trans Am tail lights
ADIAT Dashboard
ADIAT Pod Unit
MCK Steering wheel
PMD Open Head Rest seats
Edelbrock TES Headers
Flowmaster muffler
K&N Filter
Ported Plenum
New 23 lb/hr fuel injectors
Taylor 8mm wires
KYB Shocks & Struts
Rebuilt 700r4
TCI Saturday Night Special Torque Converter
TCI Shift Kit
Pioneer Headunit
DVD Player
Single 10" sub
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3 Comments on SweeTbone's Firebird Formula
Ha,ha, pretty sweet! Too bad you had to sell it, but looks like it was a fun project!
You owned a Knight Rider car... that's so geeky it's cool!
Neat conversion, too bad you had to sell it, but I agree a house is worth it!
I saw a knight rider conversion in person this past summer. words can't describe it...