fredg369

I have a 1995 Trans Am that I just picked-up.
I was looking at another car on this site and it made me think of something.
I had a 1995 formula a few years back and I remember the odometer was off to the side of the gauges and digtal.....but in the 95 trans am I just purchased it has the old rolling in the middle of the speedo odometer.
The formula I had also was a six-speed like the trans am but it had a traction control button where the trans am don't have it.
Does this all sound up to spec with a 95?
Was the digtal speedo put in the cars later in the 95 build or do you think someone changed out the gauge display.

dabandit0131

i have seen some 97 trans ams with the old rolling odometer...but mine is all digital. It could be an after market upgrade....

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swbrand

I currently have a 95 formula that has a old style odometer in it,and also my 94 t/a has the same type.I had a 96 t/a that had the digital type odometer,it also had a 160mph speedo,whereas my 94 and 95 have a 120mph speedo.Different newer options I guess at the end of 95.Also my 96 didn't have any traction or performance button.It was OBDII technology,probably having something to do with it,

BrotherT

yeah its good.. mine is exact same rolling odometer..1995 formula-but it does have the traction light.. so yes

FirebirdPhil

Traction control was an optional upgrade on fbodys IIRC, not standard equipment. And they didn't make the digital odometer standard til 98, again, IIRC.

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