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TransCamaro 

What you call a Trans Am, Firebird or Camaro. Old GM would cut cost and makes knock-offs or variations of their own products

The Term Came about since they are almost the same cars and the owner would likely be as happy with the opposite of what they own since it's the same with exceptions being minor interior change, some trim, grill, tail-lights, wheels. These cars share many of the same components and design. This still happens but being more conscience of a wiser consumer interiors and exteriors are much different than sister cars unlike the 70s-90s.
Skeeter bought an IROC-Z and later saw a Firebird Formula in the same color. Skeeter didn't really giver a crap since both are really TransCamaros.

GM brought you the TransCamaro and the Oldsmnova. Is it a Chevrolet Nova, a Pontiac Ventura or an Oldsmobile Omega? Unless you're a collector no few care.

A Ford version of the TransCamaro was the Mustang/Capri.
TransCamaro by Harley Earl December 28, 2011
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transmarobird 

A GM F-body that contains parts from the Chevrolet Camaro, Pontiac Trans Am and Firebird. so it can be a camaro body with trans am and firebrid parts or vice versa. It has to contain parts from all 3 vehicles for it to be a true Transmarobird
Colby's Transmarobird need a new coat of paint to cover up those trans am doors
transmarobird by 5150 January 3, 2005
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Transmaro 

Not quite a Trans-Am, Not Quite a Camaro. Usually welded together out of spare parts from both, then put up on blocks and displayed on your front lawn in front of your double-wide trailer. Goes well with other lawn art, such as broken Washer/Dryers.
Me and zeke are gunnas ride up and down main street in ours transmaro.
Transmaro by juniperdude August 7, 2008
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