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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Cjmechnic:
I have a 74 Base model. It has the original 250 to my knowledge and runs like a top Cj </div></BLOCKQUOTE> 6 cyl firebird are rare. i'm impatient to see pics of the engine. |
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its nice to see all these '74-'75 posted here because around here-(IL)- ya dont see very many
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Fire or Keith 1975 Trans Am http://forums.performanceyears.com/f...d.php?t=683809 http://transamcountry.com/community/...6744#msg496744 Last edited by 75Fire; 08-07-2005 at 06:15 PM. |
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My 1974 TA.
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Uneasyrider “To find yourself, think for yourself.” ― Socrates “The unexamined life is not worth living.” ― Socrates “Wise men speak because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something.” ― Plato |
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What I found this weekend.
'75, 400 Auto, built in the same month I was born....comments are welcome.
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That's a real good looking '75 in my opinion. This is the one I saw in another post right? Thinking of trading a Chevy truck for it and getting some cash along with it to boot?
It's surprising just how good a car like that can look when you get it out of the weeds and clean it up. Would depend on rust issues for me. If it was relatively solid underneath and if I could drive it home, I'd probably do it. I can see it'll need work but the guy you trade that truck to will be kicking himself when he sees it.
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Greg Reid Palmetto, Georgia Last edited by Greg Reid; 08-27-2005 at 12:54 AM. |
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Thanks Greg.....Someone loved this car; Its been painted underneath and well taken car of before it was parked....no or rot on the underside.Check out these pics taken yesterday.....found a reciept in the glovebox..new exhaust from the headers back with cats; almost $400.00. i think it still looks pretty good.
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ARROWHEAD ADDICTION: An incureable disease contracted from the pointed edge of classic pontiacmuscle; all consuming, taking over mind, body and soul. Last edited by Pontiacmuscle; 08-29-2005 at 11:25 PM. Reason: add pics; and info |
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I thought I liked the 77 or 78 models better until I bought the 74 shown here in the pic. It really has grown on me!!!!
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Pontiacmuscle, THAT IS COOOOOOL! GREAT FIND!!!
Dang wj3v, I wish I had your interior! My interior is pretty bad right know. That sure is a nice car! I have a buddy with a white '75. My favorite have alwasy been the '70-'73's but my '74 has been around me for about half my life know (20yrs+) so I fixed it up. It's growing on me too but I still like the '70-'73's the best. My Uncle bought a '77 400 4-spd car new. It was black with 4-spd and white interior. MAN WAS IT COOOOOOL! When we were out in that it was like being in the "Smokey and the Bandit" movie FOR REAL! LOL! I was 12yrs old at the time and I was on top of the world whenever we got in that car! I wouldn't mind having a '77 just for that reason. Please keep your TA's as canyon carvers as they should be. I'm sure that Herb and Sammy would want it that way. LOL
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Uneasyrider “To find yourself, think for yourself.” ― Socrates “The unexamined life is not worth living.” ― Socrates “Wise men speak because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something.” ― Plato |
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So, Pontiacmuscle, did you do the deal or not? Love the Pontiac two tone interiors. I've thought many times about converting my all black to a black and white one like that.
wj3v, absolutely beautiful car. I think the second gen TAs are the only vehicles that I can think of, that I consistently love in plain vanilla paint. That car is awesome.
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Greg Reid Palmetto, Georgia |
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Pending....99% positive that I have a buyer lined up for my truck. Have a few details to hammer out first. Owners of the T/A said since I was the first person to come look at it that I have first refusal etc. Explained I have a couple obligations to button up first. Dealing with people like this makes life do much easier.
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*so much easier
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Guess I'd better add a pic to this thread too - here's my 74 400 4-speed;
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Another white 74
Finally got around to taking some pics of my 74.
455/auto/308 posi/70k miles |
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Great pics --very nice --Its great seeing more 74-76 's being restored etc.
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heres my 1974 trans am , needs paint.400 pontiac engine,
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Greg and to all other curious onlookers; I had another Pontiac deal fall through so I aquired the T/A that I posted pics and have begun cleaning it up, going over it, due to how long the car sat the engine is coming out and going on a stand in favor of a larger non-original engine.
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ARROWHEAD ADDICTION: An incureable disease contracted from the pointed edge of classic pontiacmuscle; all consuming, taking over mind, body and soul. |
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Fresh Pics
After a long overdue bath...the car hasnt seen the road since '99.
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ARROWHEAD ADDICTION: An incureable disease contracted from the pointed edge of classic pontiacmuscle; all consuming, taking over mind, body and soul. |
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Congratulations! I think you're going to be pleased with that car. Heck, it looks like a driver more than a project car already.
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Greg Reid Palmetto, Georgia |
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SD Bandit, that's another good looking '74 you have there too.
It really is good to see the '74-'76 Birds gaining popularity nowadays. I find that even most "car" folks don't even know that TAs existed before S&B and the '77 model.
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Greg Reid Palmetto, Georgia |
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Thanks for the kind words Greg; I hope to be able to take it for a spin before the snow falls. I have a built '64 421 w/ '68 #16s, bored .030 over thats been waiting for a worthy body to go into. Now all I need is a better rear ratio...looks like the rerend MAY have been switched at one point...has a 2.5x Safe-T-Track rear in it...thinking maybe a 3.08-3.42 disc rear? i think Im infected.......)
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