[TA455HO]

Here's the invoice.



I'm not sure what Householders, Inc. was but when I google the address it looks like a place a 1971 Trans Am might have sold from. Check it out. Looks like it is a Chinese restaurant called Great Wall and Don's furniture store and a little place called Illusions. Anyone know the spot?

1112 East Main Street
Lancaster, OH 43130

https://www.google.com/maps/place/11...327117!6m1!1e1

And just for fun, the license plate that will go on the back once it is on the road. This is an original unrestored 1971 passenger car plate. I like the license plate number. Original 1971 license tab, too. Obviously not used more than the one year.

[RamAir]

Householder's was a Pontiac-Cadillac dealer in Lancaster, OH. I know the son who lives here in Columbus, OH.

[TA455HO]

Originally Posted by ramair

Householder's was a Pontiac-Cadillac dealer in Lancaster, OH. I know the son who lives here in Columbus, OH.

Doug, that is so cool. What book is that taken from?

Thanks
Chad

[RamAir]

Originally Posted by TA455HO

Doug, that is so cool. What book is that taken from?

Thanks
Chad

I pulled it off O Householder's Facebook page. I believe it's probably a High School program ad. Very cool!

[RamAir]

Here's another from my buddy O Householder, if you look close I think that's John DeLorean himself!!!

[O Householder]

That's my dad Richard Householder and my Uncle Tom Householder. Not sure where this car competed, I recall it participated in an event at Daytona. Not sure what event. My dad raced everything from go carts up. He took a 58 Bonneville right off the transport truck and raced it successfully. He said it was an automatic, and he would watch the opponent's nose go down when they shifted, and he would gain on them every shift until he nosed them out every time!

[O Householder]

I have a photo of the 1st GTO we received (1964). It was a tri power with the hood open in the showroom. I will find it and share with ya!