[The Boss]

Originally Posted by wovenweb

That Ram Air II car sold for $150k(I think that includes buyer's premium because I recall a slightly lower #) at Mecum Indy in 2014. I recall speaking to the then owner who used to have a webpage on the car. I can't find the webpage any more.

Looks like the car has been put up for sale at least 1 other time(Mecum Anaheim 2016) since 2014 with no sale at 90k. A few small items I might debate(routing of brake lines) but reasonably well done restoration.

Bench seat/floor shift(w/o console) saved weight and I've seen a few of them

The II Bird was owned by Joe Cione, a member here for years, Deluxe Bench Seat interior with 4 speed is very (read ultra) rare but a legitimate combination of options, likely the only one of it's kind with a deuce.

Phil Silva owns the car at the moment, bought it from the prior owner who wanted/needed to off some cars.

Unicorn car for many of us, well done restoration with legitimate numbers matching engine. Well known car with a great history.

[thews]

76 Trans Am 455 4-speed posi. Yellow with a tan interior. Guy claims it's been in storage since 1996. Rebuilt engine and the interior and front end has been taken apart. You'd need a U-haul to pick it up. Located in Oklahoma with a starting bid of $3K.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1976-Pontia...haprxV&vxp=mtr

[thews]

68 Firebird convert is back with a $8.5K BIN. Guy passed away before finishing it. Located in NJ.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-Pontia...datn7D&vxp=mtr

[thews]

72 GTO 455 HO nicely optioned for $12.9K opening bid. Located in Ohio.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1972-Pontia...FaeQDB&vxp=mtr

[thews]

Here's a 69 GTO that, IMO, is most obviously a poser. It's bid up to $19.9K with 14 bids in 3 hours. It has goofy stripes, a 350 engine and is no where near worth $20K. Look for it to end before the auction ends because it's "no longer available for sale." I see these at times, but typically not this obvious. Buyer beware.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Pontia...1auymC&vxp=mtr

[Greg Reid]

I like the '72..nice car.

[thews]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

I like the '72..nice car.

1 of 325 made. I used to comb junkyards in the late 80's and 90's and the hoods on these cars were almost always bent. Prolly because they were so long. I like the car too and a stock air cleaner would do wonders for it.

[thews]

79 Trans AM no reserve in Indiana at $2.6K. Interesting interior color combo with a black dash, console and steering wheel with red seats and door panels.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1979-Pontia...5aXQ9G&vxp=mtr

[The Boss]

That's one of the plastic dash caps and a quickly/poorly installed one at that.

[77 Canamman]

That whole car just screams "rode hard and put away wet"..The panel fitment is scary. While solid appearing, it looks sooo tired.

[thews]

70 white Trans Am auto in Texas with a starting bid of $32K and BIN at $39K. Nice car, claims to have over $50K in receipts.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1970-Pontia...Faylz-&vxp=mtr

[wovenweb]

Not familiar with the 1970 PHS documents but shouldn't it have listed the Turbo Hydramatic option being selected?

[johnta1]

The auto. wasn't extra cost so it's not listed on the Trans Am.
(other models it would have been listed)

[johnta1]

BTW, the console wasn't included with the tranny, so if they hadn't bought it, the shifter would have been on the column.

[wovenweb]

Originally Posted by johnta1

The auto. wasn't extra cost so it's not listed on the Trans Am.
(other models it would have been listed)

Got it, thanks. Car is local to me, so am trying to see it in person.

[CaptainSluggo]

Donate it to the local high school auto shop class and then wait to see what it looks like after 2 years.

[CaptainSluggo]

Ha, After 48 years some of my body panels don't fit too good either.

[thews]

69 400 convertible auto at $15K with a $25K BIN. Located in CA claims to be NM. Special paint (red) car with some go-faster junk on it.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Pontia...haynwk&vxp=mtr

[thews]

This appears to be a 73 T/A. Seller states it needs to be gone by April 20. Looks like a lot of work was done with some expensive parts, but some of it was bad choices, like shaved door handles and smoothed firewall. If you had crusty T/A this would be a good donor car, or maybe a restomod. Located in CO. Sitting at $1700 with no reserve.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1973-Pontia...Bayn0A&vxp=mtr

[FirebirdHank]

Interesting tie rods!