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The 1971 Trans Am is still quick, lithe, and ready, and 335 horsepower is a lot of engine in a 3,600-pound car. The Trans Am’s look visually communicates the power-to-weight ratio, and it definitely spoke to Ken Lingenfelter when it was time to create the L T/A. “We chose the ’71 Trans Am for its overall, pure muscle image,” Lingenfelter says. “I like this car for its heritage, color, and nostalgia. The design team studied the car closely to develop the L T/A’s hood, interior, wheels, side scoops, and spoiler.