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Ever seen a car that represents a different brand depending on how you look at it? Neither did we, until now. This contraption has an odd Peugeot emblem on the front bumper, a Ferrari sign on the steering wheel and is, in fact, a 1987 Pontiac Trans Am GTA. Miami Vice? Much rather Miami Vice fail.
There may have been a lot of snow involved in the 1980s, but we just checked the list of cars featured in the five seasons NBC series, and there certainly was no 1987 Pontiac Trans Am GTA involved. In fact, Miami Vice was more about the Ferrari Daytona Spider and the Ferrari Testarossa.
If you’re curious about these two beauties, you probably want to know that one of the Daytona’s used in the television series is in a private collection and the other is on display at the Volo Auto Museum. Meanwhile, the Ferrari Testarossa stunt car resides in Kingsport, Tennessee and is owned by Carl Roberts of Carl Roberts Motor Group.
Getting back to our point of interest, before anything else, the ad on eBay clearly states there are two cracks in the fiberglass back near the sail panel. There also is a hole in the front bumper and a few path jobs required on the body kit.
What else is there to know? Mileage is positioned at the 54,000 mark while features include power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power driver's seat, compass mirror and re-chromed and powder coated rims.
You still have six days left to decide whether or not this car is worth $3,500, but even if you’re not interested we suggest you check out the pictures. This car is something else!
If you’re curious about these two beauties, you probably want to know that one of the Daytona’s used in the television series is in a private collection and the other is on display at the Volo Auto Museum. Meanwhile, the Ferrari Testarossa stunt car resides in Kingsport, Tennessee and is owned by Carl Roberts of Carl Roberts Motor Group.
Getting back to our point of interest, before anything else, the ad on eBay clearly states there are two cracks in the fiberglass back near the sail panel. There also is a hole in the front bumper and a few path jobs required on the body kit.
What else is there to know? Mileage is positioned at the 54,000 mark while features include power windows, power locks, power mirrors, power driver's seat, compass mirror and re-chromed and powder coated rims.
You still have six days left to decide whether or not this car is worth $3,500, but even if you’re not interested we suggest you check out the pictures. This car is something else!
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