[muscle_collector]

this afternoon I uncovered one of my misplaced boxes of pics after I moved 20 years ago. this was in the mid 90's. imagine being able to go down a dragstrip today with the top down, a passenger and no helmets.
I love the look on my wifes face after a 100+ mph run down the strip.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Awesome pics of the good times .

There are rumors about you, that girl, and that car ... all in one sentence.
Not many could live up to all that mojo in a genuine 69 TA Vert

[johnta1]

Cool pics!

[Tim john]

What a beautiful car, such a statement of class, power and pride in automotive styling. Pontiac sure had their head in the game back then.

Tim john---

[OCMDGTO]

Love it! Great pics and GREAT car! 100mph is a good mph for a RAIII. You still have it?

[muscle_collector]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin

Awesome pics of the good times .

There are rumors about you, that girl, and that car ... all in one sentence.
Not many could live up to all that mojo in a genuine 69 TA Vert

not just in the car but on it too

[muscle_collector]

Originally Posted by OCMDGTO

Love it! Great pics and GREAT car! 100mph is a good mph for a RAIII. You still have it?

no I sold it.

[tom s]

Is yours one of the 4 the Brothers own?Tom

[muscle_collector]

rob lozins owns it now
its been passed around like a fun girlfriend. starting with mariarcher in 1983

[Chief of the 60's]

Originally Posted by OCMDGTO

Love it! Great pics and GREAT car! 100mph is a good mph for a RAIII. You still have it?

Especially when they did mid 14's from the factory. Must have really picked up on the big end. Cool pics.

There was one of these convertibles out by me owned by a guy I know. He bought it used at the local Chevy dealer when it was about 2 years old.

[unruhjonny]

Originally Posted by muscle_collector

rob lozins owns it now
its been passed around like a fun girlfriend. starting with mariarcher in 1983

ordinarily I wouldn't post, because I have nothing to contribute, but this is just too hilarious a comment to not acknowledge!

HA-HA!!

[Tellyshavilli]

This is same car when I got it in New Orleans in 1983

[Tellyshavilli]

Same car when I sold it in 1986

[Tellyshavilli]

Originally Posted by Chief of the 60's

Especially when they did mid 14's from the factory. Must have really picked up on the big end. Cool pics.

There was one of these convertibles out by me owned by a guy I know. He bought it used at the local Chevy dealer when it was about 2 years old.

Only other real 69 TA convertible That was ever in New York was the 4 spd I owned from Culligan Pontiac ,Main street Williamsville New York.
Here’s a picture of that one with my four kids . This was a power blue top four-speed ,blue deluxe interior, tach and gauges , wood grain shift knob ,console , & rally IIs . This is the best out of the eight!!

[muscle_collector]

whos got it now? brothers?

[Tellyshavilli]

Originally Posted by muscle_collector

whos got it now? brothers?

No W.O.

[keith k]

Great pics, guys. Cool to see these super rare cars in a way they'll probably never be seen again.
The show floor at MCACN is nice, but...

[Tellyshavilli]

Originally Posted by keith k

Great pics, guys. Cool to see these super rare cars in a way they'll probably never be seen again.
The show floor at MCACN is nice, but...

Here’s another picture of the TA convertible from Buffalo the four-speed

[67 455 Bird ragtop]

I saw #8 from Canada at Gilmore's last year. Caught me of guard when I saw it sitting there. Plus Mecham had two In Kissimmee a couple of years back. I keep telling my wife if I win one of those big power balls I'm buying all 8 of them .... LOL

[JAL71TA]

Who is WO?