Not many people hot rod these, or ever did, but then most simply turned into red rust dust.
https://www.motortre...id=6fyalcxkowme
IMSA-Inspired Widebody 1975 Cosworth Vega Built for Street and Track!
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Bob Riebe
, Mar 16 2023 19:26
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Bob Riebe
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Posted 16 March 2023 - 19:26
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Posted 16 March 2023 - 23:05
That is really pretty nice. I was always surprised that GM didn't take advantage of the styling cues from the lovely Monza AAGT cars and make a street version of that-they surely could have even gotten a license from IMSA to use that acronym. I would have bought one!
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Posted 16 March 2023 - 23:16
That is really pretty nice. I was always surprised that GM didn't take advantage of the styling cues from the lovely Monza AAGT cars and make a street version of that-they surely could have even gotten a license from IMSA to use that acronym. I would have bought one!
They did make this but it was meh at best.
This article says why.
Here's Why Gearheads Don't Like The 1977 Chevrolet Monza Mirage
https://www.hotcars....za-mirage-cons/
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Posted 16 March 2023 - 23:28
They did make this but it was meh at best.
This article says why.
Here's Why Gearheads Don't Like The 1977 Chevrolet Monza Mirage
https://www.hotcars....za-mirage-cons/
Agree. I had forgotten about that, it is a bit half hearted.
And speaking of Monza fun, here is a nice video of the 1976 GT race at Road Atlanta, lots of lovely cars competing. It is a good reminder of just how good Al Holbert was, amazing.
