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Old 01-02-2021, 11:21 PM
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2 Can AM's in really bad shape at $2K NR in Oklahoma. Both rear spoilers are gone, but you could probably salvage a hood and a shaker. May have original engines?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1977-Pontia...kAAOSwpbpf78dJ
I always wonder why so many Can Ams ended up in such rotten condition. And THEN when they're too far gone to be worth restoring, someone decides, "hey, these were rare and cool -- I need to save it". Too bad more of them weren't appreciated a bit sooner in their lives.


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68 Firebird convert in Wisconsin with a reserve at $6100. Guy claims it's one of three with factory leather. No pics of the engine which is supposed to be Ram Air. The car is loaded if it is what it claims to be. Odd it has a special order 2:56 axle.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Pontia...kAAOSwt61f8Js-
Wow is this one loaded with a lot of good stuff. The leather seats look like they've been redone, though, at least in the front. Too puffy to be original. Would be nice to see some more pics of the interior and engine compartment.

2.56 ratio is what came standard with a Firebird 400 in '68 when air conditioning was ordered. I always thought that was odd. Have owned a few that were so configured... they didn't feel remotely quick.

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