<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by poncho-mike:
The car I am referring to was in Indianna or Ohio when it was advertised. I know the owner was also posting on the grand am registry. Other than that, I don't remember much about the car.
A friend of mine put a 455 into a 78 GP with a TH400. He kept destroying rear ends until he finally ponied up the cash and had somebody custom build a 12-bolt for the car.
Mike<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
this car was located in shelbyville, in and looked to be a nice piece.
the owner is a member here but i don't remember his name.
we had a mint 4dr 4spd 79/80 grand am traded in at the dealer i worked at.
it was black and gold 2 tone with a gold bucket seat interior and had every option on it including the true wire wheels.
i should've bought that one but i thought the price was a bit much.
we got 500.00 out of the wheels to a collector who happened to pass thru while we had the car.
the car sold for 2500.00 to a college student with a family. i never saw it again and have no clue where it went.
mike
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