Where did the Banshee post go?

[DeWynter]

I was replying to the guy who wrote he had a Banshee Formula. Tried to post then it was stating it was an invalid post????
Anyways I did find the Banshe formula on the net.

Sunset Banshee Formula (1994-1996) (Apparently the Sunset Pontiac Dealership in Clearwater Florida took factory Formulas and converted them into a Banshee look-a-like that included visual and performance changes. The standard package included: Dominator Hood Paint, Side Air Extractors, Windshear GT Rear Spoiler, Flowmaster 2 Chambered Exhaust, Chrome Exhaust Tips, High Performance Air Intake System, K&N Air Filter BF Goodrich P275/40ZR17 Tires, 17" Oz Wheels, Banshee Identification Package, Banshee Embroidered Interior, LT1 Identification, Titanium Window Tint, and Build Number ID Console Plate. Reported Production of these cars: 1994: 17, 1995: 21, 1996: 1.)

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Rob Louisell Banshee Conversion (1993-1997) (Offered as kit pieces or installed by Louisell, a package for 1993-1997 Firebirds/Formulas/TAs to make them look like the Banshee concept car which cost Pontiac $1.5 million to make.)

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[Joe 1320]

I was replying to the guy who wrote he had a Banshee Formula. Tried to post then it was stating it was an invalid post????
Anyways I did find the Banshe formula on the net.

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I can verify some of that data, I used to frequent that dealership and knew of their conversions. Most all were merely cosmetic upgrades. "Banshee" graphics were reproduced with the same font as the stock "formula" lettering, Some fiberglass add ons and a paint scheme that reminded you of the Banshee show car. Not all cars received all the mods, some even still had the factory wheels and tires. They looked pretty good, but performance was no different than any of the regular cars. I lived and worked right around the corner from them.

[BANSHEE001]

I was replying to the guy who wrote he had a Banshee Formula. Tried to post then it was stating it was an invalid post????
Anyways I did find the Banshe formula on the net.

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DEWYNTER your correct! I bought my BANSHEE in 1994 at Sunset Pontiac in Clearwater. It was the first one they sold so, it didn't have everything you stated. I've kept it in mint condition but, I put a lot of modifications under the hood. Well besides the hood it's self, I changed it to a warbird hood, it's improved the look. I still have the orignal hood if I want to go back to the stock look.