[71GP76TA]

Originally Posted by A Schab

I bid it to 60,about 12 times what I paid for the first one.It looks like it was built within a week of mine.

In the early 80's... there was a '69 Trans Am at G&N select auto on east Sprague...

[A Schab]

I remember the car.Gordy was the name of the lot owner.I bought a 69 Z/28 instead of it.I still have the Z.
The T/A was brought to town by one of the Gypsy family's.It came from Northport Wa.l kept track of it for a few years until it got totaled out in central Id.After the owner hit a telephone pole with the nose of the car the pole broke in half and the top half of the pole along with the transformer landed on the roof.There was also a white 74 SD 455 auto car for sale on another lot about 2 miles to the east at the same time.

[71GP76TA]

Originally Posted by A Schab

I remember the car.Gordy was the name of the lot owner.I bought a 69 Z/28 instead of it.I still have the Z.
The T/A was brought to town by one of the Gypsy family's.It came from Northport Wa.l kept track of it for a few years until it got totaled out in central Id.After the owner hit a telephone pole with the nose of the car the pole broke in half and the top half of the pole along with the transformer landed on the roof.There was also a white 74 SD 455 auto car for sale on another lot about 2 miles to the east at the same time.

Yep.. Gordy. I managed Wimpys auto center around 1990/1991 and sold a couple of cars for Gordy... one being a yellow '67 442.

I always wondered what happened to that car. I also remember seeing a yellow '71/'72 Formula 455 and a blue '69/'70 4 speed GP sitting on his lot in that same time frame. He used to get all the cool muscle cars

[A Schab]

My brother in law still has the GP that you are thinking of,it was kind of like the 3 speed car that just sold as far as options were concerned.