1999 30th Anniversary Trans Am Convertible *MINT* only 3600 miles
 

I have a super condition 1999 30th T/A Convertible, it is 99.9% - it's gorgeous! All original, no mods, even has the original tires, never even driven in the rain. Only 3600 miles, that's just about 250 miles per year! I'm the proud 2nd owner of this beauty, originally a Texas car now in central Florida.

If you've never driven one of the WS6 true Ram Air cars with the LS1 engine, you're missing a ride in a ground based missle! It handles awesome and fortunately this one has the optional Traction Control system for improved handling and controllable starts off the line - if you turn it off, it's a challenge to keep the rear tires from spinning.

If you want a keeper or just want a virtually brand new all original car from 1999, this T/A is the car for you! Sticker priced at $36,495 back in 1999, now at the discount price of $31,995.

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Had a couple of inquires but no sale yet. I listed over at classiccars.com, knocked a couple hundred off. I'm open to reasonable offers.

Listing here: http://classiccars.com/listing/419809.html

As the owner of a red 2000 Ram Air Conv {with 10000 miles} I can say this 99 is the kind of car I should have bought! Money in the bank folks! Buy it , maintain it , and keep the miles low. The price on these cars will probably never be lower. Good luck on sale.

Similar car with 40% more miles was bid up to $32,000 at the Dallas Mecum sale (Lot F83) on 9/6/2103 and didn't meet the reserve. If it had sold at $32,000, it would have cost the buyer $34,240 with the 7% buyers fee. My car is listed under $32,000 and NO buyers fee. Whoever bid on the Mecum car, contact me and save thousands!

I'm actually starting to second guess myself on selling this. With only 3600 miles, it still smells like a new car when you open the door. Honestly, if I had the money in the bank, it would only be making 0.01% interest, so I don't feel I'm losing anything by keeping the car. In fact, I believe that the car will only increase in value as time passes. Another drive around the block and I may talk myself out of selling this sweet ride!

lol! I think we need a 'Pontiacs for sale MAYBE' forum. How many times I have sold a Pontiac and then said, 'what did I just do'. On the other hand, if I kept them all, there would be no PY or Performance Years. :)

Thinking about consigning to the January Mecum auction. It would cost me about $2,000 in sellers fees. Anybody want want to buy the car for $29,995? If so, let me know soon! Rather give the enthusiast the savings than inflate the auction coffers. BTW, took the car to a couple of local car shows so the mileage is just over 3,700 now.

Spring is here and the car needs a new owner!!!

That is a beautiful car. Surprised you haven't gotten any takers. I would have bought it last Summer if it was MT. Somebody is gonna take it soon.

Very nice car, surprised it has not sold.

99 TA
 

take it to mecum in kissamee in january- you will get your money!! Fred

Yeah, I would prefer a private sale and take the equivalent auction fees and pass those on as savings to the buyer rather than line the pockets of the auction company. I'm sure it would sell at auction for more than my asking price here. I'm local to Orlando, so Mecum in January would be pretty easy to do. I usually go over there to check out the cars anyways, I would just need to have a buddy pick me up this time after I leave the car there.

It's an awesome car and it's priced right, I'm kind of baffled as why it hasn't sold. I have it listed here and at http://classiccars.com/listing/419809.html, so I'm probably not making enough effort to sell it. The car still smells like a new car when you get in it, totally original (except a replaced battery with the correct AC Delco). Just waiting for the right buyer ...

I see you are in Canada. Maybe you need to take a vacation to Orlando in December and check out a nice 99 T/A :)