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Here is the #7 McConnell Racing/T-G Racing Pontiac piloted by Craig Fisher in select 1970 Trans-Am events. This car was a 1969 Firebird in real life, but we don't have that in-game yet, so this '68 will have to do. In the first 3 races of the season, Fisher scored a best of 8th at Lime Rock...

Brad Dunn made a few starts in the 1969 Trans-Am series, all driving this #72 entered by Hot-Arc Racing (The entry lists spell it as Hot-Arc, Howl-Arc, and Hol-Arc. I'm going with Hot-Arc, because it sounds the coolest). This is how the car looked at the 1969 Michigan Trans-Am race. Dunn would...

In 1969, Dick Brown drove this #62 Firebird for Gagnon Spring Racing. The team suffered many DNFs, but scored a best finish of 6th at Bryar. This paint scheme uses the base of the #77 that comes with the ACL TA mod. Enjoy!

Do you hear that? It sounds like the 'Birds are flying in. T-G Racing ran a couple sets of numbers throughout the 1969 Trans-Am season. Here are the #27 and #37 from Mid-Ohio and the #13 and #18 from Bridgehampton. These Firebirds were driven by Jerry Titus and Milt Minter. Both cars and...

After 1970, Dodge pulled factory support for the Trans-Am series. Some privateers still ran them though, such as Jim Paul at Bryar. Pictures of these cars, however, are incredibly scarce. I could only find one that had good photos of the car. So here it is! Brock Yates entered this Challenger...

Dodge entered the 1970 Trans-Am season with one factory team: Autodynamics. Throughout the season Sam Posey would drive both the #77 and the #76, while Tony Adamowicz drove the #76 at Riverside. When they finished, they finished well, scoring a best of 3rd place at Lime Rock, Road America and...

Shook-Bruehler Racing entered select Trans-Am races in 1971 and 1972 with Martin Shook driving. This is the car as it appeared in 1972. Shook usually finished in the 20's somewhere, but in 1972 he finished 8th at Watkins Glen. This should be the last Camaro for a bit. I've managed to get many...

Here is the orange Camaro that Carl Shafer drove in the 1972 Trans-Am season. His best finish was 4th at Sanair. Enjoy!

Here's an obscure one: Gene Harrington drove this bright green Camaro in the 1972 Trans-Am season. His best finish was 4th at Road America. There is only one photo I could find of this car, and it doesn't show much. So I had to take a couple liberties regarding number font and style. Enjoy!

Here is Jocko Maggiacomo's Camaro that ran at Sanair in 1972. Jocko would start more Trans-Am races in '73, but Sanair was his only start in '72. He finished 18th after the car overheated. Enjoy!

Here is Robert Barg's yellow #39 Camaro that ran in the 1971 and 1972 Trans-Am seasons. I could write a blurb here about his career, but instead I'm linking an interview with Barg posted on Camaros dot org. He gives great insight to how it was like to be a privateer racing against the "big...

Here is another Nichter Associates Camaro, this one is from the 1971/72 Trans-Am series. Paul Nichter finished in the top 10 fairly often with this machine, scoring a best finish of 3rd at Sanair in 1972. Enjoy!

Here is the Camaro Tom Ciccone drove at Lime Rock and Bryar in the 1971 Trans-Am season. I could only find one image of this car; the car was mid-spin at Bryar. He finished 13th at Lime Rock, but a DNF sealed the fate of this Camaro. Ciccone would return to Trans-Am in 1974, driving a Ford...

For 1971 the Ware family decided to paint their Camaro pumpkin orange. The number changed to #2 for the 1971 Trans-Am race at Riverside. John Ware Jr piloted this machine to a 12th place finish. Enjoy!

Warren Fairbanks entered this Camaro in select Trans-Am events in the early 70's. He scored a best finish of 8th at Donnybrooke in 1970. I could not find a photo where the small text in front of the number is legible, so unfortunately it is absent here. Enjoy! More paint schemes are to come.

After 1969, Rusty Jowett sold his Camaro to Paul Nichter, who campaigned it in the 1970 Trans-Am season. The car was unique in its very odd number placement, with the #22 being set very close to the rear wheels. Nichter found success early in the season, with a 5th at Lime Rock and 8th at...

Here's Paul Jett's #97 as it appeared during the 1970 Trans-Am season. He also ran this car in the 1971 season, but I'm unsure if it had the same paint scheme as this one. 1970 was not a good year for Jett. He only finished one Trans-Am race: a 17th at Watkins Glen after spinning out mid-race...

Here is the Ware & Sons Racing Camaro from the 1970 Trans-Am race at Riverside. The car finished 15th, I think it was John Ware Jr. behind the wheel. Enjoy!

Here is the #85 Dick Lang drove in Trans-Am events in the 1969 season. His best finish was a 5th place at Michigan. Enjoy!

Here is the #92 driven by Rusty Jowett in the 1969 Trans-Am season. Jowett had a very successful 1969 campaign, scoring many top 10s and a best of 3rd at Watkins Glen. Enjoy!