1969 Trans Am
 

Re: 1969 Trans Am
 

Looks like it might need a rear wheel alignment before taking it out on the road. Neat project...

Re: 1969 Trans Am
 

VIN - 223379N107372

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'69 Pontiac Trans Am Project Car - $25000. (Malvern)

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1969 pontiac trans am
cylinders: 8 cylinders
drive: rwd
fuel: gas
odometer: 1
paint color: white
title status: clean
transmission: manual
type: coupe

'69 Pontiac Trans Am project car &amp; '69 donor car included (good solid body) with sale. Car is without drivetrain and needs a complete restoration. Sale includes year/number matching 400 WQ block &amp; #48 Heads. Pontiac Historical Documentation included. Additional parts available. This car is 1 of 520 manual transmission first year Trans Am ever produced, fully restored models are selling around 110-125k. I'm presently working on 2 other '69 Firebirds and cant seriously put time to this Trans Am. Also selling a '69 Pontiac convertible Firebird (see additional listing). I have a full accounting of estimated costs to restore and can provide to any serious buyers.

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Re: 1969 Trans Am
 

Is this the one that is on cars in barns?

Looks familiar....

Ryan

Re: 1969 Trans Am
 

local to me. Malvern is where Bill Jenkens old shop was

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Yeah I guess it's not a bad deal. Put 125-150 in it and sell it for 85-100. We all should be so lucky.

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someone should start a graveyard cars for GM rides, and this one would be the first runner up....
neat car though, and they offer original metal to restore it vs repop.
other nice thing with pontiac's you get that documentation..

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That car would be very hard to restore yourself and not be upside down, let alone paying someone to restore. You would have to restore it and hope in 10-20 years the price goes up. from a financial point of view, someone is going to rebody and send to auction and make some quick money.