[Judge273]

Has anyone been tracking 71-72 TA prices?

What the highest price so far? I imagine LB 4 speeds are the prime?

Want to here some real numbers to date. Thoughts shared on trends.

[The Boss]

Found something new Mike?

[Judge273]

Thought this would be a good place to see the private deals?

Easy to check mecum, Barrett, and eBay.

[Judge273]

Wow I heard a pin drop...

[necdb3]

Didn't a members 72 Blue 4spd just sell at auction for 52k?

[71HOT/A]

I haven't seen many advertised and if you look at the "wanted ads" not many responses.

[Judge273]

Just curious if anyone has paid more than 65k?

https://www.mecum.com/lot-detail.cfm...=DA0914-193757

[Brewster]

Nice ride and looks factory correct. I would imagine it bring some big $$ has it gone across the block yet?

[njsteve]

It also depends on the year of the sale. My old, white, 72 4-speed car T/A brought a lot more than that in a private sale...(but not even half of the amount of $$$$$$ that I actually had into its restoration).

[roundportponchos]

I might have about 6 million in mine...lol...If it gets done...

[bossbirdta]

Originally Posted by njsteve

It also depends on the year of the sale. My old, white, 72 4-speed car T/A brought a lot more than that in a private sale...(but not even half of the amount of $$$$$$ that I actually had into its restoration).

That sale very well could be the high water mark for 71/72 Trans Am?.....

[weranc55]

Originally Posted by Brewster

Nice ride and looks factory correct. I would imagine it bring some big $$ has it gone across the block yet?

That car sold in Dallas for 65. Good money considering it was a automatic.

[Judge273]

Does anyone know what these sold for?

http://firebirdgallery.com/72lot1.htm

[The Boss]

I've found that asking for prices in private sales is along the same lines as asking how much somebody makes or how their wife likes it in bed. If you get an answer at all, it may not be the truth.

[74 SD455 Formula]

First of all I dont know what the big deal is about telling someone or the world what you paid for or sold a car for. JMO.

Secondly : A member here and good friend of mine recently purchased a 72 LB 4spd. T/A for around $42K. If he decide's to step forward and respond's to this thread is his bussiness. I will for now leave his name out of this,but if I sold any of my cars I would'nt have a problem telling anyone. It's a good sign of the market strengh and weather the value's of these car's are on the rise or fall.Again JMO

[Norwood]

Originally Posted by njsteve

It also depends on the year of the sale. My old, white, 72 4-speed car T/A brought a lot more than that in a private sale...(but not even half of the amount of $$$$$$ that I actually had into its restoration).

Imagine the bath you would have taken if that white car wern't such an internet DIVA.

[njsteve]

You think she was a diva here with 109,105 views?

Check out the viewer count at yenko.net: 2,662,740 as of today.

If I only had a penny for every visit....I'd be a thousandaire!

[Norwood]

It's an amazing thread on both sites, as I follwed it on both. One thing that kind of made my eybrows rise was the thread started 11/20/04, my how time flies.........


http://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/ubbt...topics/99441/1

[njsteve]

Yow! a decade of inane ramblings from me. How do you guys stand it?

[njsteve]

Originally Posted by The Boss

I've found that asking for prices in private sales is along the same lines as asking how their wife likes it in bed. If you get an answer at all, it may not be the truth.

Reminds me of the old Monty Python skit:

"So is she a go-er? Wink, wink, nudge, nudge, Say no more?"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ona-RhLfRfc