[kingbuzzo]

https://www.autotrader.ca/a/pontiac/...x=-1&modalXS=1

[thews]

Originally Posted by kingbuzzo

https://www.autotrader.ca/a/pontiac/...x=-1&modalXS=1

Nice enough car if i's built to your taste, but at $105K there are a lot of other Pontiacs I'd rather have.

[kingbuzzo]

I thought it was trying to hard to be an orbit orange goat at first...strange how someone would customize it so much then lose interest or whatever the situation to sell

[thews]

To the 69 Trans AM experts out there... 69 Trans AM automatic Canadian car at $121K in Michigan. Claims to be NM, but the build sheet doesn't show the stacked gauges and the power antenna. Do people add real Pontiac rare options onto real Trans AMs?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/39462881114...Bk9SR5LHqsSFYg

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

Something really fishy with that 69 TA .
Window sticker is deranged and retarded.

The 2 generic pages from a PHS do not authenticate anything.
Looks like it might be a con job // clone

[kingbuzzo]

still want it...lol

[Bird_collector]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin

Something really fishy with that 69 TA .
Window sticker is deranged and retarded.

The 2 generic pages from a PHS do not authenticate anything.
Looks like it might be a con job // clone

Window sticker looking odd is likely due to being sent to Canada originally.


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[thews]

Just tossing this out there... 69 Firebird convertible 350 at $50K OBO in CO with painted vent fins (ick). I'll be putting my 69 350 HO Firebird convertible automatic white top with a white interior car up for sale soon. I've done a lot to my car, rebuilt engine, professional interior, rebuilt trans etc., but I have realistic expectations. This is the original Champagne 350 HO convertible with a green top and green interior which I believe to be one-of-one. Most people can't believe Pontiac made this car, but it's very special and I've owned it since 1997. If anyone is interested in my car (not the one below) PM me.


https://www.ebay.com/itm/16610463843...Bk9SR8K1vpGGYg

[thews]

69 Firebird 350 with a 5 speed in Texas at $23K BIN OBO. This car needs some stuff. but it's not too bad. It has way too much cam to go along with the early 80's tunnel ram and dual quags. Needs some Rally II rims and the suspension tweaked back to normal (minus shackles) . Put a normal cam in it along with a stock 4 barrel intake and it'll prolly run good? The gas this thing must guzzle along with being really loud is stuff we used to do when I was 17.


https://www.ebay.com/itm/26626381689...Bk9SR9j5_t-GYg

[thews]

77 Can Am in Pennsylvania at $22K BIN. Nice looking car with 85K miles.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/26626396526...Bk9SR9z5_t-GYg

[71GP76TA]

Originally Posted by thews

77 Can Am in Pennsylvania at $22K BIN. Nice looking car with 85K miles.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/26626396526...Bk9SR9z5_t-GYg

Nice to see one with black interior.

[kingbuzzo]

what a beauty...

[thews]

71 GTO in Florida NR starting at $30K. Looks like grandpa's car with the whitewalls and painted Rally II's. I love the interior colors on the 71 and 72 GTOs.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/31460379181...0AAOSwBVNkaF~Y

[thews]

1974 Pontiac Trans AM Super Duty numbers matching in Massachusetts at $21.6K with a reserve. The 73 Super Duty is cooler looking than the 74, but the SD engine is a beast. It amazes me how many of these cars still have the original engine down the unmolested valve covers. JMHO, but the price on the 74 SD T/A cars isn't keeping pace with the 73 SD or Bandit cars... still very awesome. I was digging around and found out they made 1000 74 SD T/A's and less than 300 73 SD's, so the 73 is much rarer.

Interesting article on the 74 SD: https://www.motortrend.com/features/...scle-car-last/

Ironically, the enthusiasm for the engine wasn't matched by sales. The delayed release in 1973 certainly squeezed the production run in the first year, but only 1,001 additional SD-powered cars were built in 1974, bringing the two-year total to 1,296. Cost was a likely factor, as the $521 premium for the Trans Am was the equivalent of more than a $3,700 option in today's money, adjusted for inflation. And that was actually a premium on the already extra-cost 250hp 455 engine, which made the true cost more like $700 over a base Trans Am model. Some dealers also charged more because of the car's scarcity. Bottom line: 13-second e.t. 's from the factory didn't come cheap.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/25608234795...Bk9SR8CK2_aHYg

[thews]

74 GTO $7.5K NR in Virgina.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/22558617739...0AAOSwbY9kammN

[kingbuzzo]

Interesting article on the 74 SD: https://www.motortrend.com/features/...scle-car-last/



That's a steal reserve...I'd hit it with slightly different options...oh, and money lol

[thews]

69 Trans AM NR at $67K in Georgia. PHS docs it has 8 options including 4 speed and gauges. Nice car... worth more than the current bid.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/27585472894...Bk9SR5iu0teIYg

[thews]

67 Firebird in Jacksonville FL at $10K with a reserve. Car has a crate 383 engine and a manual trans, but doesn't say whether or not it's a 4 or 5 speed. Car was running and then electrical work was attempted and is currently not running. Looks like there was some iffy body work and it prolly needs some love to get it back on the road. When you see pictures of a car in a clean storage spot, the seller is typically anxious to get rid of it. May be a good deal here.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/11581172257...gAAOSw9zhkZ2PO

[thews]

Never heard of this one... 2004 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Black 2004 Pontiac Firebird Avanti Convertible 8 Cylinder Engine 5.7L/346 with 15K miles in Texas at $50K OBO. I've always disliked the Avanti front end, but I'll bet this is a really nice car.

In 2002, Avanti Motors acquired copyrights to Avanti and began building a very limited supply. This 2004 Avanti Convertible is one of 53 Avanti's that were produced from 2001 through 2004. They were produced in Villa Rica, Georgia on a Pontiac Trans Am chassis as either a Coupe Convertible or T Top & this example is titled in TX as a 2002 Pontiac. They were available with a normally aspirated or supercharged engine. This example is fitted with a 5.7-liter V8 fuel injected LS1 engine mated up to an automatic transmission. The cabin features power-adjustable front bucket seats upholstered in taupe leather with Avanti embroidery that extends to the door panel inserts. Black carpets are protected by Avanti-branded floor mats, and woodgrain trim adorns the dash, center console, and doors. The car is equipped with a Monsoon AM/FM/CD stereo with a seven-band equalizer, and additional equipment includes traction control, cruise control, and power windows, mirrors, and door locks. The leather-wrapped multifunction steering wheel frames white-dial instrumentation including a 150-mph speedometer, a tachometer with a 6k-rpm redline, and auxiliary gauges that include water temperature, oil pressure, battery voltage and fuel level. The digital odometer indicates just 15,114

https://www.ebay.com/itm/16611650589...wAAOSws0hkbFCl

[will slow gto]

I dig the originals but hard to believe there is/was still a market for kit Avantis.