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Nice Matt any pics of that 69

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so what 69 did you buy
Based on the parts he's been looking for I would guess a round port.

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Tried a search. Can't find what I posted before so hope this isn't repeats. From a few months ago...

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Old 09-29-2015, 07:25 AM
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Here's one I've had since 1978 . Very loaded car also ,came with hood bird .
So is that a different red SD than the one John posted here?
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Here's one from a year or so ago. Last time I was invited to the local "classic car club" car show.

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Here's one I took after the last sandstorm...

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Old 09-29-2015, 07:37 AM
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Last one. Most recent. Probably the most honest (although she is now back in daily driving duty...)

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Last one. Most recent. Probably the most honest (although she is now back in daily driving duty...)

Great pictures. Looks like Indian Iron is well represented there. Those sandstorms look brutal. Thanks for posting these and glad she's still ripping the streets there.

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Took these the other day in Farmington CA on the way home from the Kingdon drag races.




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1971 Trans Am 455 HO 4-speed. Il post pics of our 73 T/A later.
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Nice 71 Casey! It looks like a great start to a killer project!

Here's a pic of my 71 at a car show. I was lucky enough to not have any people or cars in the background.

What's funny is I've been putting off (procrastinating) rebuilding the front end of my F350, so the T/A has been on daily driver duty ever since I finished the swap. I've probably put 500 miles on it since mid August. But with the weather starting to change I guess its time to fix the truck and get ready to put the T/A away.


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1971 Trans Am 455 HO 4-speed. Il post pics of our 73 T/A later.
same car ?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1971-Pontiac...p2056016.l4276

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Looks like it.

Amazing how a car restored in the 80's can look like a survivor today.

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yes. And here's our 73 T/A 455 4-speed. Matching #'s, but the block is a 72 455 HO casting, so it has 4 bolt mains. Previous owner installed 6x-4 heads, ram air III cam, edelbrock aluminum intake, and ram air III exhaust manifolds.
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Thanks! We'd love to keep them all, but this car needs too much. Prior to the 73 T/A we've owned since April, the only 70-73 Bird we owned was a 70 Formula Ram Air III 4 speed my dad paid next to nothing for in the early 2000's.
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Nice 71 Casey! It looks like a great start to a killer project!

Here's a pic of my 71 at a car show. I was lucky enough to not have any people or cars in the background.

What's funny is I've been putting off (procrastinating) rebuilding the front end of my F350, so the T/A has been on daily driver duty ever since I finished the swap. I've probably put 500 miles on it since mid August. But with the weather starting to change I guess its time to fix the truck and get ready to put the T/A away.


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Man I'm digging that stripe! The car looks great!

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Man I'm digging that stripe! The car looks great!
Thanks, the first owner ordered the hood bird delete option, knowing that he'd have the 70-72-esque stripe painted on shortly after he bought it. We'd rather have no stripe, but you cant be picky when it comes to the older birds.


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What part of MA are you from?

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What part of MA are you from?
Tewksbury, you?

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Nice TA!



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The hood bird was not a standard option, so it would not be a 'delete'.
It would just have not been ordered.


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