COTM: September 2017 Submission Thread
 

Quick Shoutout for last month's winner, Alex, aka ar0ck!!

After a going to overtime against Matt Strick, Alex won the tie-breaker voting with this cool shot of his '95 Trans Am!


Congrats, Alex and thanks for sharing your awesome ride! PM me with the decal color you'd like!!




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Now, moving on to this month...

Toss up a picture of your F-Body for us! We'll vote for our favorite at the end of the month, give that car a spot in our COTM archive & send the owner a free NJFBOA decal!

Let's take submissions through Monday, October 9th & open the polls thereafter :)

1995 Chevrolet Z28 Convertible

Car was purchased in 2001 off of a used car lot while on vacation. Within the first month it got the stripes, chrome 16" Trans Am wheels, a high flow cat/catback, CAI, and a Hypertech programmer. Since then, the only addition has been three-point subframe connectors.

In the meantime, it's been a lovely cruiser, roaming the curvy roads of Northwest NJ and the shoreline.

https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/614/31...a89f2922_z.jpg

http://a63.tinypic.com/qxsc8w.jpg

02 SS Cam/Stall/Tune 10bolt with mini spool
Sitting on 15x3.4 15x10 Weld Pro Stars

Who got good pics this weekend?

Last day for submissions guys!

https://i.imgur.com/MTOLOfY.jpg


Mike H
1995 Pontiac Firebird


This is my project car, a frankenstein that would make any VIN decoder's head spin. Currently, a 370ci 6.0L V8 with a forged bottom-end and a mild heads/cam package sits where the old 3.4L V6 used to be. From powertrain to body panels to hydraulic lines and HVAC, nothing from the original 1995 V6 car was retained but its unibody. Thanks to good friends here at NJFBOA, this car has been saved from the Scrapper and overhauled into a custom cruiser. The maroon color was changed in favor of this one-off blue we mixed and all of fiberglass body panels swapped in favor of '98-'02 WS.6 pieces. Intending to keep this car for the next 40 years, it remains a custom project that won't be "complete" any time soon; She'll be getting a 6-speed swap over the winter to keep me busy. Between the mootness of the VIN and the variety of OEM European & Japanese accents blended into the build, there are enough parts in this project to make a purist's head spin... and I think I like that.