1977 Can Am with T Tops?
I saw this on craigslist and was wondering if T-Tops were a legit GM option.
http://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/3546204535.html http://images.craigslist.org/3Ga3Lb3...1d97d0135b.jpg Thanks! |
They were not installed at the Pontiac factory. They were usually dealer installed. Still rare to see a Can Am such equipped.
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That car was in a fenced in gravel lot in Houston TX for years amd the owner wanted a rediculous price for it. It finally dissappeared about 3 years ago.
My old project Can Am also had T tops that were installed by Sun Pntiac in Mesa Arizona when the car was new. They were American brand T tops. |
Those T-tops make it even more unique. Price doesn't seem out of bounds considering the extra parts.
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I believe the T-top manufacturer was ASC, but it could have been American Hatch.
The link below says the '75 Hurst Olds "Hurst Hatches" were actually made by ASC. http://www.coachbuilt.com/bui/a/asc/asc.htm Here's a pic of the 1977 ASC ad showing applications for G-bodies... http://www.flickr.com/photos/25239918@N02/5014276139/ |
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Kinda scary how they have it loaded on that trailer.....I hope they were just moving it across the parking lot! :eek:
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Its funny that the can-am thats pictured in post 1 sure looks like the same
car in the pontiac on line t-top thread/link adv. for American t-top posted above. Note both pics have the paint rust, missing shaker box in the hood, and both front ends are nose high like missing a engine................. Same car? |
Those are the same cars...
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Yes, they are the same cars. The two T-top Can Ams in my article are the two that I mentioned above.
Quote "Mr. Wicker's most excellent T-top page" Thank you Chief. |
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Thanks for the post and the page. I just gave this thread a 5-Star rating for future reference... |
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