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Maybe...seems to me they were going higher a few years ago - good for the hobby I guess
I stole all his pics to use as samples to fix up mine...lol
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I think the color combo hurt it too. If it would have been blue or red with all black interior... I would've bid 105k. there aren't very many SD's with that low mileage... you can't restore that back into a car..
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I disagree on color...lol
Turns out to be a local car - what are the chances of that...land sakes One of these days I'll hit the lotto...
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I agree on color. I had an Admiralty Blue one and I like the white just as well. I'd love to have one in each color and parade them around on Independence Day!
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OK, so I wasn't really remembering that car correctly. I looked at it again and it's much better condition than I remembered, pretty good really. I'm personally a fan of white. I think the auto trans hurt it the most. But would have thought it could go a little higher.
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Or...you could get an AMC with racing colors...just sayin'
Yes, a slushbox...I like those better but this car had the tuxedo interior and no A/C but really nit picking...lol
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Esquire '74 T/A 455 Y-code SD clone previously on Dawson's Creek: '74 T/A 400 '81 AMC SX/4 '69 FB 350 |
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I pointed out that it looked like it had been dry ice blasted and he answered he used a cleaning agent called Castrol Super Clean. I didn't want to criticize the guy as the control arms and calipers cleaned up nice but he also removed all the factory assembly line markings. I have two low mile Trans Ams that I also cleaned up but not to the extent that this car had. I think its much harder to keep a car an original surviver. You need to do your research and take lots of photos.
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1974 Trans Am 455, auto, admiralty blue, original owner, 30,000 miles all original & matching numbers 1974 Trans AM SD 455, auto, buccaneer red, second owner 17000 miles, all original & matching numbers 1964 Impala SS, 327 PG, white, In family since new, restored, over 30 options |
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It was shockingly clean...
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I think you guys are trying to compare a live auction with a virtual one. I think it would have went higher with another bidder and more with a couple more with drinks in them. Just shy of where I thought it would have ended.
On another note, rough 1969 pattern Judge is on the block. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1969-pontiac-gto-77/
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I'd drive that... re: that rough Judge.
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I agree 100% on driving that Judge as is after getting it road worthy.
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After finally acquiring a car with decent paint I have a whole new respect for ratty... 😑
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If it was a runner/driver... I'd throw a bid at it.
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Sharp looking car.
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75G's for a Y code not-totally-original bird...amazing times
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My 77 Trans Am is currently on BAT if anyone is interested
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That wagon did pretty well!
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Greg Reid Palmetto, Georgia |
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