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Old 09-06-2018, 10:48 PM
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Cool car good looks! Everybody was all about those cameros in the late 80's. Ok his was black but it was very cool with gold stripes on black! Smoky and the bandit. RIP.
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Cool car good looks! Everybody was all about those cameros in the late 80's. Ok his was black but it was very cool with gold stripes on black! Smoky and the bandit. RIP.
It was a Trans Am. Now pull out your man card and rip it up.
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It was a Trans Am. Now pull out your man card and rip it up.
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It was a cool car! Damn it anyways i should a known the diffence.
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It was a Trans Am. Now pull out your man card and rip it up.
Late 70's Camaro's weren't near as cool as the Bandit Trans Am.. Pontiac was considered the outlaw division back then!

I liked the bandit and the car... and i'm a Ford guy!!

RIP Burt Reynolds! You lived your life to the fullest!
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I always enjoyed his acting, the ladies enjoyed his looks.
That 1 Trans Am, sold a lot of Pontiac's for GM.
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RIP, Mr Bandit! I've always wanted that car!
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I always enjoyed his acting, the ladies enjoyed his looks.
That 1 Trans Am, sold a lot of Pontiac's for GM.
RIP Burt.
I wonder just how many Trans Am's that movie sold for Pontiac??
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I wonder just how many Trans Am's that movie sold for Pontiac??
I wonder how many got trashed throughout all the movies being made
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