[72TAMAN]

LOT # 625.2 70 TRANS AM WHITE / BLUE WITH BLUE INTERIOR
SHOW STARTS AT 2 PM ON SPEED

[RicksGTO]

went for $55,000 plus commission, not bad for the seller

[Jack Ferris]

Originally Posted by RicksGTO

went for $55,000 plus commission, not bad for the seller

Not bad at all. I spent a few minutes looking at the car and it was nice. Did not have the right wheels and it had late model front fenders as well as most of the chassis stuff was painted the wrong color. But at an auction it's most likely not going to be bought up by a diehard Pontiac expert anyway so they will never know the difference.

[Father&Son73T/A]

My dad was talking to the sellers,they were bragging if it didn't pull 100k they were buying it back,some hell of a loss of cash huh?...and one of the builders of the car had more fingers than teeth.......sounds like a ding dang doo of car.

[72TAMAN]

AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SHOW ,ONE OF THE HOST (MIKE JOY) I THINK THAT,S IS NAME SAID IT ONE OF THE NICES RESTORE 70 TA HE EVER SEEN. LATER WHEN THE TA CAME ON THE BLOCK HE SAID THE RESTORATION COMPANY THAT RESTORE THE TA IS OWNED BY THE JACKSON FAMILY ,I GUESS HE KNOWS THEM AND THEY DONE A GREAT JOB ON IT

[Jack Ferris]

Originally Posted by 72TAMAN

AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SHOW ,ONE OF THE HOST (MIKE JOY) I THINK THAT,S IS NAME SAID IT ONE OF THE NICES RESTORE 70 TA HE EVER SEEN. LATER WHEN THE TA CAME ON THE BLOCK HE SAID THE RESTORATION COMPANY THAT RESTORE THE TA IS OWNED BY THE JACKSON FAMILY ,I GUESS HE KNOWS THEM AND THEY DONE A GREAT JOB ON IT

No doubt the car was nicely done. A lot wrong but most there dont know any better nor do they care. We will have one at BJ in January very similar to the one that just sold in Vegas. Ours has the original motor not just a numbers match. None of the high selling Pontiacs in Vegas claimed to have the original power.