[71GP76TA]

This fell in my lap a couple months ago. Been chipping away doing this and that to it. '72 4 speed with A/C. Original drivetrain and mostly original paint. Blue plate CA car. Its a keeper as good original cars are hard to find.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

I'm starting to lose track.
Does that make 3 matching number 4 speed cars in 6 months now ?
And a 67 GTO 4spd Survivor with factory paint

[71GP76TA]

Originally Posted by Baron Von Zeppelin

I'm starting to lose track.
Does that make 3 matching number 4 speed cars in 6 months now ?
And a 67 GTO 4spd Survivor with factory paint

In the last year I bought 2 '70 T/A's and one '72. all are number matching 4 speeds. The 2 '70's are blue. I sold one of the 70's and will be selling the other. I am keeping the '72. And yes.. I bought the GTO a couple months back. Bought 4 cars total in the last 6mos.

95 Impala SS, 1986 442, 1972 Trans Am, 1967 GTO.

The Impala was parked on a side street with a for sale sign. The GTO was word of mouth... when I was looking at the GTO.. A friend of the seller mentioned that a friend of his was selling the T/A and 442.

I have too many cars..

[raggedjim]

Recent pic of '73 base bird.

[srmmmm]

So close to being ready, but the rear seat trim panels may not have been prepped right before painting. There's some flaking off, so the shop is looking at it before they release the car to me.

This was a podcast interview I did with The House of Hotrods in Mansfield, TX about the restoration project:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86xovEGQeKk

[ponchjoe]

I am available for adoption…
Seriously, nice collection!
Joe

Originally Posted by 71GP76TA

In the last year I bought 2 '70 T/A's and one '72. all are number matching 4 speeds. The 2 '70's are blue. I sold one of the 70's and will be selling the other. I am keeping the '72. And yes.. I bought the GTO a couple months back. Bought 4 cars total in the last 6mos.

95 Impala SS, 1986 442, 1972 Trans Am, 1967 GTO.

The Impala was parked on a side street with a for sale sign. The GTO was word of mouth... when I was looking at the GTO.. A friend of the seller mentioned that a friend of his was selling the T/A and 442.

I have too many cars..

[jhein]

Originally Posted by 71GP76TA

This fell in my lap a couple months ago. Been chipping away doing this and that to it. '72 4 speed with A/C. Original drivetrain and mostly original paint. Blue plate CA car. Its a keeper as good original cars are hard to find.

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If that's the kind of thing that falls into your lap, I'd like to borrow your chair.

[71GP76TA]

Originally Posted by ponchjoe

I am available for adoption…
Seriously, nice collection!
Joe

Thanks..

[71GP76TA]

Originally Posted by jhein

If that's the kind of thing that falls into your lap, I'd like to borrow your chair.

I was buying a '67 GTO and a friend of the seller mentioned that he was selling a '72 Trans Am for a customer. I ended up buying a couple other cars from him too. It was a great day.

[Formulabruce]

Pic today. August 13.

[kingbuzzo]

Seen this one this past weekend at the car show...I dunno who's it is but early birds are rare as hen's teef round here...4spd too:

[71GP76TA]

Ignore the messy garage.

[Norwood]

Indian Uprising show in Crystal lake Illinois

[71GP76TA]

Another messy garage pic....

[HWYSTR455]

Very nice!

[srmmmm]

It fit's and the wife's 428i enjoys the companionship.

[kingbuzzo]

classy 🎩👌

[djustice]

A Few from Hot august nigths in trondheim Norway last week.

[392Wrangler]

Hey guys. Haven't been on here since I sold my 69 Firebird 350 HO 4spd car to Dan Jensen. But back into a Pontiac at the moment and thought I would share a few pics. Picked it up in North Myrtle Beach labor day weekend and brought it back to Lexington.
Its a 70 Formula 4 speed no A/C and no P/S . Does have the safe-t-track, console, Guages, P/B, Cordova top with sandlwood int.
Anyway some P/O added the frt and rear spoilers and frt wheel flares. I dont mind it. Paint is a 7.5 out of 10. Should be a fun project for me for a while.

[Transamric]

Not bad at all!! I don't see standard Sandlewood all that often.
Is that Castillian in the grille shells too? Interesting touch.