1999 Trans Am Rear Fiber Optic Bird Upgrade

5 Scan Patterns in Total and 1 combo scan. Changing the scans and the delays in each scan are completely remote control. It also has a EEPROM function to save my last pattern and delay speed for each pattern. I built it with a Arduino and 3 MegaBrights

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Trans
• Am
• Firebird
• Fiber
• Optic
• Bird
• Color
• Change

[adamadg88]

would you build me the rear light for $600

[1999TransAmWS6]

@adamadg88 Thanks for the offer but I'm sorry, I have no plans of ever selling the fiber optic bird. It was pretty tough to make and took a ton of time to drill all of the holes. I also wanted to be a one off ( I don't plan on building one for my other TA either).

[bladrxx468]

how much would this kit go for?one my friends has a 02 Trans Am and he was wondering

[1999TransAmWS6]

@bladrxx468 Sorry, I custom made this but I don't sell it. It took a really long time bo build and the parts were pretty expensive.

[1999TransAmWS6]

Thanks, this is one of my first mods I've done on my car about 5 years ago. It was pretty time consuming to build but worth it in the end.

[maysinator]

first off i absolutely love what u have done with ur car, second did u say that u sell the lights for the ram air hood n if so how much would u charge for them and would u be able to do the lights for the rear firebird as well?

[1999TransAmWS6]

@maysinator Thanks for the comments. I like to keep it "different", especially at shows. Yes I do sell the knight rider lights but not the rear bird...that was way too much work, it would cost a lot to reproduce. Parts alone cost me about $300 on it. I sell the front light for $268 for the single scan version and $328 for the remote control version with 27 scans and 10 speeds per scan. Let me know if you're interested. Thanks!

[1999TransAmWS6]

@HoopstarsGarage That's a pretty funny post. Sorry you don't have any creativity and perfer cars to be boring.

[russell711]

LOVE IT



[Pontiac2322]

nice

[JekHawkins]

This is really cool. Not sure I have the expertise to do it myself, but I'd totally shell out for this.