[72TAMAN]

Pictures of some recently purchase parts

[72TAMAN]

Pictures of complete floor with braces. If anybody needs a close up of any of the braces let me know .

[1971WARBIRD]

there was rumors that they were making floors with frame rails already attached, ever hear of that?

[keith k]

Originally Posted by 72TAMAN

Pictures of complete floor with braces. If anybody needs a close up of any of the braces let me know .

Wow - looks pretty complete.

[72TAMAN]

Originally Posted by 1971WARBIRD

there was rumors that they were making floors with frame rails already attached, ever hear of that?

Yes I know but it a lot more expensive if you buy it already welded together here's the breakdown of the cost

OPTION # 1
Complete floor pan with trunk pan (all one big piece) #1045Y $3250.00

OPTION#2
Complete floor with braces #1045Z $910.00
Complete trunk with transition pan and frame rails #1048ZA $2050.00
Total is $2960.00

Option #3 the on I choose
Complete floor with braces #1045Z $910.00
Full frame rails right side #1068W $274.00
left side #1068X $274.00
Rear transition pan #1001A $227.00
Full trunk floor pan #1048Z $462.00
Total is $2147.00

For a other $138.00 I got the trunk drop off right and left ones and the floor plugs, so my total spend was $2285.00

$1000.00 less expensive to buy apart then all put together .Yes it will be a pain in the a$$ to put together but $1000.00 is better in my pockets then in Golden Leaf Automotive pockets and I bet a lot more easy to put in place in pieces then to put in one big piece

[1971WARBIRD]

please check those drop offs close. most places were selling camero ones for firebirds, and they need a ton of work to fit. if these are real firebird patrs there are a ton of guys looking for them. you can still get quarters, rear pans, trunks and wheel wells, but the big hold up has been drop offs.

[72TAMAN]

Originally Posted by 1971WARBIRD

please check those drop offs close. most places were selling camero ones for firebirds, and they need a ton of work to fit. if these are real firebird patrs there are a ton of guys looking for them. you can still get quarters, rear pans, trunks and wheel wells, but the big hold up has been drop offs.

Hi 71WARBIRD

The ones I pick up from Golden Leaf Automotive are from a 70-73 camero and I know it will not fit properly. I will be buying the 74 Firebird ones and use the back of the 70-73 ones and the front of the 74 ones. Here's some pictures of how a 70-73 camero one fit on the 72 Firebird

[72TAMAN]

More new parts for the restoration

picture 1-2 right side inner wheelhouse

picture 3-4 left side inner wheelhouse

[72TAMAN]

Again more parts

picture 1-2 rear inner lower tail panel

picture 3-4 rear inner lower tail panel extension right and left

[72TAMAN]

Pictures of the location of the dealership that sold my car. Here the thing a few weeks back 2manyT/A'S asked me for some info on some Quebec dealers and one of the dealership is the same that my Trans Am came from but the name was the same but the town was not, my Trans Am BOURGON & QUEENEVILLE LTD in VALLEYFIELD QUEBEC and is was from BOURGINON & QUEENVILLE in ST-ZOTIQUE QUEBEC so same dealer different location ,check the maps and the location are very close to each other. This call for another road trip . The last road trip I was told that the dealership was on Larocque street in Valleyfield at one of two location but not sure of it so this time I drive to ST-ZOTIQUE as ask all garages and the township The lady at the township knew of the dealer and of several location . The first location was the jackpot 1493 highway 338 ST-ZOTIQUE now Performance Marine picture 1 to 3 ask the people at the location they told me it the small building beside so 1491 highway 338 and that the son of the old owner live in the next house.Talk to the son and he told me the dealership was in the small building at 1491 hwy 338 from about 1967-68 to about 1976 for sure and after that they build a new building at 65 hwy 338 in LES COTEAUX picture 5 was there from 1976 to about 1980 and that after that it went to Valleyfield but not at the location that I was told before and that after a couple of years it close because of the interest that was so high I think he said 28%. Picture 4 is a picture that the guy had on is wall in is garage of the building in around 1984 when he was selling cars and he told me to talk to this guy that owns a dealership in Valleyfeild and this guy could confirm everything and this guy did and he was a friend of the guys that own the dealership and at one point was a salemen for them

[pontorquer]

I was born in this area in the mid sixties but don't recall this Dealership ? Mind you, I started the Pontiac hobby in 1988, so after you. I love the old 1970-75 Trans Am, I remember seeing one for the first time in Beauharnois back around 1980-81 and loved it right off the bat ! It was white with the blue stripe, that's all I remember ...

[72TAMAN]

Not much being done on the car but a few weeks ago I pick up a 455 block casting #485428 from a PY member FRANKYBOY455 nice guys to deal with so thanks again FRANKYBOY455. The block is a proper date code block (h191) August 19 1971, my car is (09d) build fourth week Sept 1971 .It's needs to be clean and check for cracks and still has it's original bore so pleased with that, the only thing is that it's a YC block but I do not care about that and I will build it to be a 455 HO motor. I also got the crank and other parts that he threw in, good deal but man he lives far from me that was a almost 800 kms round trip, left home a 5.30am and back home at 4.30 pm

[Norwood]

Well atleast you will know what you have.....