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02-24-2019, 01:44 PM
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A clone done nicely is worth that, especially a convertible.
A real one will sell for $1M+ fully restored. I have a 69 clone hardtop that is just in okay shape and have been offered pretty decent money for it. They are attractive cars that even non pontiac people like. Side note- I have always been torn on the hood tach on this hood. I love the hood tach and have them on all of my GTO’s but for some reason I don’t think a 69 TA hood leaves enough room for it |
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02-24-2019, 08:07 PM
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[QUOTE I have always been torn on the hood tach on this hood. I love the hood tach and have them on all of my GTO’s but for some reason I don’t think a 69 TA hood leaves enough room for it[/QUOTE]
I have seen a lot of real '69 Trans Ams and I have not seen a hood tach on any of them. All that I have seen have the in-dash tach with the stacked gauges.
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