[R68GTO]

68 gto for $800 in 1982.

[67 black goat]

In 1990, I bought a '70 GTO for $2,800.

4 speed, gold, black vinyl top, peg leg, gages, NOM, 3.08 very clean.

Interestingly it had open hood scoops. I thought that is they way they were suppose to be so never thought anything of it. Ram Air? Motor was gone, it had gages, and a 3.08 peg leg. Maybe the good stuff was swapped out.

Maybe I will find it again some day and look it over now that I know.

Layne

[The Boss]

I bought a 68 GTO convertible in 1992 for $600 - we couldn't open the doors because it would have folded in half but 10 minutes under the hood & a fresh battery & we were able to drive it onto the trailer! I sold close to 2k worth of parts off the car and kept the perfect nose for my RA I car! Note: The valence was perfect too, but we had a little mishap on my trailer relating to a friend taking the back straps off & then telling me to re-align the trailer with the garage.

[Old Blue 66]

My first car was a 76 Cutlass Salon. Had t-tops and all. 350 motor and Trans. Blue withe white top. I loved that car. Not a real muscle car but cool to me none the less. I bought it in 1986 for $800.

Try buying a 10 year old car today for $800.

[post toastie]

I paid $300 for my very first Pontiac a 64 le mans post. My second Pontiac was a 67 firebird 400 that I bought for the motor for $600 the car was totaled back in 1987.
My third Pontiac I bought was a 67 lemans for $200 bucks no motor no trans in 1988. I have owned many since those 3.

[goatmanmitch]

Not quite a muscle car, but my first car was a 70 LeMans for $179 back in 87.

[The Boss]

Mitch - you had hair!

[grrrrregg!!!]

in 1984, 74 SD TA,,,,7k
in 1999, 71 TA,,,,7k
still have both,,,grr-rrr!

[chinquapalian]

1965gto rag w/ 3x2 and 4spd in 65 pwr brakes and strg 3650 more or less Fremont current 65 le mons will burn it

[A Schab]

70 T/A 900.00 in 1985. 69 RA IV T/A 5000.00 in 1993 my Chevy friends said that I over paid for both, I still have them.

[4GTOSplus]

October 24, 1978 for $275. A 1967 GTO convertible. Numbers matching 4speed with AC. Seen here as it is today.

[Qball]

In 1989, while in the Air Force, I paid $1,900 for my '67 GTO post car with a great running, strong 455. I got into a LOT of trouble with that car.

[storminnorman]

2 apr 1973 Tucson 1200.00 for my bird. 3 mar 74 Shouse body shop after stopping in the first palm tree on speedway west of craycroft

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[eaglesan13]

1965 GTO, tri-power, 4 speed, posi, gauges, wood wheel, console. Paid $1300. for it in 1977.

[poncho-mike]

In 1973, I paid $350 for a 68 Torino GTO convertible with a 390 4-spd. It had less than 100K miles. It was rode hard and put up wet for about two years before moving on.

[69FIREBIRD76MM]

I paid $150 for my 1969 firebird....this was 1990...I was never into muscle cars....but my best friend got me to buy this one- which I still have

[archerytony]

Originally Posted by 69FIREBIRD76MM

I paid $150 for my 1969 firebird....this was 1990...I was never into muscle cars....but my best friend got me to buy this one- which I still have

Thank your friend they did you well

[hada76]

all great stories, but how about the ones that got away? for me it was a '71 blue 4sp T/A. it was around '77 and as a young punk couldnt scrape up the 3K.

[archerytony]

Originally Posted by hada76

all great stories, but how about the ones that got away? for me it was a '71 blue 4sp T/A. it was around '77 and as a young punk couldnt scrape up the 3K.

Whole new thread on that one

[Greg Reid]

Yeah, and I'm pretty sure it was done a few years ago.