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Came across this 71 today. Original owner wants $1500 for it. It’s got its original 400, auto car.
Looks to far gone to restore but it would make a good donor car. |
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Interior mostly toast too? You might do Ok at $1500. if the dash pad and console is perfect. Tilt column would help. If not, even a grand might be too much. You sure it has a 400? Only non-Formulas and TA's with a 400 were Esprits with the optional 400 2bbl. I'm seeing a 4bbl here, so may be an engine swap?
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Where is this car at?
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I’m really not too sure on what motor is in there. If it was a few years newer and a T/A I’d buy it for parts for my T/A.
I agree, price is a bit high for what’s there and I really don’t have the time to put into stripping it down and parting it out. It’s located in southern Ontario Canada if any other people are interested. I’m happy to pass the guys number along. |
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So have u talked to the owner then????
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Yes I have.
Older guy owns it, he had his son show me the car. |
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that IS an Esprit;
My assertion is based on it being a 400 car, and the 70/71 Esprit/Formula bumper. I saw original inner fenders and the drivers side fender was original. Imcould be wrong, but is that a California emissions sticker on the passenger side inner fender?
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1970 Formula 400 Carousel Red paint on Black standard interior A no-engine, no-transmission, no-wheel option car. Quite likely one of few '70 Muncie three speed Formula 400's left. 1991 Grand Am: 14.4 @ 93.7mph (DA corrected) (retired DD, stock appearing) 2009 Cobalt SS: 13.9 @ 103mph (current DD; makes something north of 300hp & 350ft/lbs) |
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Have one more pic.
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Production figures on a 1971 Firebird Esprit 400 2b? 1,168. For 1970, 1,143. For 1972, 791.. For 1973, 1,749. For 1974, 3,931.
How many have been restored? Is that color, red, primer, or badly oxidized bronze?
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1970 Lucerne Blue Firebird Trans Am, deluxe blue interior. Original Ram Air III, M-21, 3.73. Being built as a 4" stroke "434" with SR 614 Ram Air IV heads 1972+ Lucerne Blue 4-door hardtop "what if" T-41 Le Mans Sport GT/Grand Am concepts. Equipped with future 3" journal "455 HO"/"what if" prototype "SD 455". What if GM had continued production of the 1970-72 GM A body somewhere in the southern hemisphere? |
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No. If it was 500 I would but Ive got enough on my plate right now.
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any chance i can contact him
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#13
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Sent you a pm with owners contact info
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If this were an original ‘70 Esprit 400-2bbl it would be worth $1500. They came with 12-bolt rears. ‘71 not so much.
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And T400 auto's. Great build platform for stealth fun.
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