[elky] Re: my old car...

My friend said he could get it for 10gs less than that asking  price. The 
item that has shot this TA's price through the roof is it's SD (super  Duty) 
option.
    Last week, my friend Joe, bought a super clean 76 TA, 455 BB, 4 speed, 
as a daily  driver. It has a 73 SD engine, so it's not a numbers car. The 
previous  owner was asking 21k, and Joe got it for 14,300.oo
            This will drive and handle as well as a SD at the fraction of 
the price. So for  what he wants in a fun, kick around car, this fits the 
bill. Plus this is a  stick, which he prefers, his original SD was auto.
 
-Staten Island Frank-


In a message dated 10/21/2009 9:52:44 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
Brian.Mongar@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

 
Being  for sale at that price means nothing J  if that makes you feel 
better, its only worth that much if somebody is willing  to pay it. 
Holy  cow, I hadn’t seen the mileage,  I know dads was a 78 but he sold his 
 with under 15,000 miles on it in 2002.  I think he bought it for $6,000  
and sold it 4 years later for around $18,000 but he had done a little  
mechanical rebuilding, otherwise the car was near perfect when he bought it,  
and 
they are beautiful that color setup.  I am sure the wheels were even  the 
same as on that car, I don’t really care for the big plastic looking  bumper, 
I am almost sure his didn’t have that, but I like the 74s headlights  quite 
a bit. 
Amazing  what prices can do. 
 
 
From:  elky-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:elky-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On 
Behalf Of  STILLFRANKSFAULT@xxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 9:40  PM
To: elky@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [elky] Re: my old  car...

 
Hey  Brian, I had a 75 TA in the early years. It was a Motion Performance  
built car. If I only knew what it was going to be worth back then I would 
have  kept it. 
 
Anyway  I sent this accidentally to the list. My friend who now lives in 
Florida owned  this car. He bought it from a guy in Florida for 18k, and took 
it to NY. Six  months later he sold it to a guy for what he thought was an 
incredible 31K in  03. 
 
He moved to Florida 
 
, and  was looking in a classic car showroom when he found his old car, for 
sale  .............. 59k. OUCH It's a small  world.  
 

 
-Staten Island  Frank- 
 

 
 
In a message dated  10/20/2009 10:08:17 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
Brian.Mongar@xxxxxxxxxxx  writes:

 
My  dad had a 78 Trans Am WS6 in those same colors. just before he bought 
the 68  camaro and now has a 2002/3 TA WS6 in silver. 
The  78 was rated at like 210 hp J  but it was in perfect condition top to 
bottom. 
 
 
From:  elky-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:elky-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On 
Behalf Of  STILLFRANKSFAULT@xxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2009 9:03  PM
To: joegee59@xxxxxxxxx; elky@xxxxxxxxxxxxx;  tedkoller@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; 
martford@xxxxxxx;  Hotroddad1@xxxxxxx
Subject: [elky] Re: my old  car...

 
Dam  that looks great. I wonder what my 57 goes for  now.
 
If  we only knew.
 
-Staten Island  Frank- 
 

 
 
In a message dated  10/20/2009 5:31:42 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
joegee59@xxxxxxxxx  writes:


 
 
i sold it at  the end of 2003
 

 
http://owww.orlandoclassiccars.com/showroom/details.php?v_id=698





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