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Old 08-24-2021, 10:18 PM
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69 Firebird 400 Automatic convert with the matching drive train. $49.5K BIN OBO in Massachusetts.

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Old 08-25-2021, 11:04 PM
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1936 Pontiac Coupe. This car is wicked cool. $32.5K BIN OBO in Kansas.

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67 GTO with no engine in CO at $1K NR. Title is sketchy, but if you're willing to do a little legwork and it's not a stolen car you should be ok. That being said, it drives the price way down. Original CA black plates car, so prolly minimal rust. A really great start on a project IMO.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/19432396620...MAAOSwKA9hLUFJ




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Old 08-30-2021, 08:08 PM
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69 Grand Prix SJ with a 428 and no title in Nebraska. BIN $3K. The engine is worth that, plus it has a wood wheel and a tach, so highly optioned. Don't blink... will be gone quick IMO.

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1929 Pontiac coupe with a supercharged Pontiac 350 at NR $16K in Indiana. Not sure why you'd pick a 350 for this car?

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That is a good looking car!

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Not sure why you'd pick a 350 for this car?
I can't believe they put a small block chevy in it.


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Here's an interesting car... 70 Firebird race car. There's no description in the ad, which would explain why this car was built this way. Is it just me, or are race cars built with automatics? Is there a manual class that requires a clutch? Stupid high at $70K in Texas. Not sure why someone would pour that much money into this car, though it is very cool.

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Here's an interesting car... 70 Firebird race car. There's no description in the ad, which would explain why this car was built this way. Is it just me, or are race cars built with automatics? Is there a manual class that requires a clutch? Stupid high at $70K in Texas. Not sure why someone would pour that much money into this car, though it is very cool.
Based on the stickers all over the car, which are from legitimate racing/autocross/track time series.... I'd say someone poured all the money into it because it was their race car, and they wanted it to go faster.

A lot of racers can relate to that slippery slope. Been there / done that myself.

Perhaps the builder moved on to a different hobby, or a faster car....

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Here's an interesting car... 70 Firebird race car. There's no description in the ad, which would explain why this car was built this way. Is it just me, or are race cars built with automatics? Is there a manual class that requires a clutch? Stupid high at $70K in Texas. Not sure why someone would pour that much money into this car, though it is very cool.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/37370444702...8AAOSwbWNhLtbF
You want a manual trans for road racing or autocross. Automatics kinda suck for that sort of thing.

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You want a manual trans for road racing or autocross. Automatics kinda suck for that sort of thing.
Interesting.. I didn't know that.

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You want a manual trans for road racing or autocross. Automatics kinda suck for that sort of thing.
I thought the current F1 cars didn't have a clutch?

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I thought the current F1 cars didn't have a clutch?
They have a clutch, just not a clutch pedal.

The clutch is operated automatically when the driver changes gear via the paddles on the steering wheel.

The driver does control it manually to get the car rolling at the start, pit stops, etc., but it's controlled by a hand lever.

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They have a clutch, just not a clutch pedal.

The clutch is operated automatically when the driver changes gear via the paddles on the steering wheel.

The driver does control it manually to get the car rolling at the start, pit stops, etc., but it's controlled by a hand lever.
I did not phrase my question very well, your answer does highlight my point. The clutch is operated automatically when driving at speed.

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Old 09-04-2021, 02:38 PM
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64 GTO in Michigan NR at $1400.

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Old 09-04-2021, 09:52 PM
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81 Pontiac Firebird T/A in NY at $12K NR CA zero rust car. Nice red interior. Chebby 350, but looks new. This would be a great start on a 70 - 73 clone, though the T-Tops weren't available then.

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Old 09-04-2021, 10:24 PM
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Who knew someone would build a 74 Firebird Rockford Files tribute car? $13.5K BIN in Illinois.

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72 Lemans Sport convertible. Would make a great base for a 70 GTO clone. NR $7500 in NC.

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Old 09-07-2021, 07:17 PM
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66 GTO shell no engine or trans with a title at $700 $4K BIN in Texas.

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70 rusty Ram Air Firebird 400 in SD with the original drive train at $7500 NR.

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Old 09-08-2021, 06:58 PM
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70 GTO 455 HO in Michigan at $19.5K BIN OBO. Claims the date codes are there but no engine stamp or VIN? When you see cars like this being ended soon after they were posted, I think a lot of times someone makes a deal for it outside of eBay and they just pull the ad.

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