[thews]

69 GTO in SD at NR $8500. Has rust issues, but I've seen worse. Claims it has a correct (date code) WT block and #48 heads along with an M20. That could mean they just don't know enough to look for the SN? Thought that was a Ram Ail pull knob for a second... hmmmm... hood release? Seems like a dumb place for it.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/23441669848...UAAOSwb1piBrC3

[thews]

70 T/A Lucie blue with a 455 and a reserve at $1.0. This isn't just any 455 IMO. I looked up the numbers and please correct me if I'm wrong, but you couldn't get a 455 in a Trans AM in 1970. This is a 370HP big car XF, but it's the exact same engine that came in the 1970 455HO GTO with #64 heads. I know, I had one when I was 16. From an online dealer, but with supposedly 66K miles it's a drop dead beautiful car. This is one of my favorites of all Pontiacs, so I'm biased, but I like this car. That's a good picture of what a 1970 fat steering wheel looks like.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/33432650397...IAAOSwi6ZiBvr7

[thews]

69 Firebird in CA at NR $10.2K.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/26555204138...MAAOSwVINiDHZn

[thews]

72 Lemans in Florida at NR $6800. Claims it has a 510HP rebuilt 350 engine and transmission along with 1000 HP Foose wheels. Considering both of these claims are completely false, it could still be a deal just based on the rebuild?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/23442430096...8AAOSw3XBiDWWx

[thews]

Here's one that looks like (to me anyway) it was built without a plan. 69 Firebird in Florida for $70K. Boasting it's "non-tubbed" in the title, yet had a fiberglass Camaro front end along with uncomfortable front seats, rear seat removed and a 454. I'd bet this thing is nightmare to drive and the real kicker is it states the front end "looks better than the original" sporting what looks like a pair of microwave inlet vets for a grill. A fool and his money, this car isn't worth $20K IMO.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/40347515258...gAAOSwIAxiC3g8

[vertigto]

The 'HOT ROD Power Club' sticker is good for 100+ HP...right?

[Verdoro 68]

That thing is a hot mess.

Originally Posted by vertigto

The 'HOT ROD Power Club' sticker is good for 100+ HP...right?

They don't just hand that one out to everyone you know...it's only people who get solicitations for Hot Rod mag subscriptions in the mail.

[tallrandyb]

$15.2K now for the black 69 Firebird.

[thews]

This one interests me for sure, as I own 2 69 Firebird 350 HO convertibles. 69 NOM 350HO barn find Firebird Carousel Red White Convertible top with White Parchment Interior in NJ at BIN $28.5K. Hard to find a 350HO with the original engine (neither of mine are original). but this could be a cool car done up right and the body looks good from the pics. If anyone ever comes to a provable conclusion for how many 69 350HO converts were made it would solve the supposed 112 rumor. BTW, is that hood tach too tall?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/27517222731...MAAOSwGsFiDqgn

[Fourthirteen]

Yeah that red 69 350 HO convert is interesting. Has good potential. I like that color combination. Hood tach is aftermarket. I wonder it that’s a real 400 hood that they drilled for hood pins?

[thews]

Canadian 69 Trans AM from an online dealer at $120K OBO. I realize $120K is a lot of money, but if you started with a good base and did a frame off like this one, I would think it would cost you more. This looks like a very nice car to me. Supposedly has 34K miles and there's a lot of pictures of the engine numbers. The interior is stunning. How does this car being Canadian affect its value?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/31388020900...AAAOSwfgZiDuKo

[trishieldchief]

It would make this 69 TA worth more as you could get both PHS and GM of Canada documentation.

[maxepr]

What's a run of the mill 69 Trans Am worth nowadays?

[einstein]

"run of the mill 69 Trans Am"? That's strikes me as a bit funny.

Seriously, that's quite a nice one, with some matching big numbers at least, such as engine block and transmission case.

When I was in the market for one many years ago, I wanted a Custom blue four-speed "tach-n-stack" car. The photos of this interior remind me how attractive that was. Really miss that car, regret selling it, was one of the 20 Van Nuys TAs. I still don't know whatever happened to it.

[wovenweb]

I wonder why they quit putting prices on most cars at their website?

https://www.restoreamusclecar.com/ve..._eq%5D=Pontiac

[maxepr]

Originally Posted by einstein

"run of the mill 69 Trans Am"? That's strikes me as a bit funny.

Seriously, that's quite a nice one, with some matching big numbers at least, such as engine block and transmission case.

When I was in the market for one many years ago, I wanted a Custom blue four-speed "tach-n-stack" car. The photos of this interior remind me how attractive that was. Really miss that car, regret selling it, was one of the 20 Van Nuys TAs. I still don't know whatever happened to it.

Just lightening this up, I have one, auto, Std black interior, tack-n-stack, one repaint ,original drivetrain, no rust, Just curious,?

[thews]

67 Firebird convertible in Mississippi at NR $9.9K.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/32505964177...IAAOSwfGxiEUGR

[thews]

67 GTO left for dead out in a field in Connecticut at $1K NR. The engine and trans should be worth a few thousand with its tripower. That's a 64 Lemans convert behind it that's also on eBay, but it's a rusted mess.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/32506121027...wAAOSwsSliEmWZ

[thews]

67 Firebird Sprint convertible 3-speed no engine/trans in CA at $5K with a reserve. Early production car, but I doubt that means anything to its value without the drive train. Originally burgundy with a white top and int.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/20384007517...gAAOSwaZJiCGgE

[thews]

70 NOM GTO in Virginia at $5 NR.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/27517950457...sAAOSwhZdiFPhJ