Trans Am history and Significance...

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**1967Z28** · #2 07-04-2008, 04:33 AM

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Would 68-71 Trans Am Sedan Class History have a significant effect on the the value of a 68 Z raced as such, (car was bought and raced then titled later)?

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Yes, if you could prove that the car was raced in a actual SCCA Trans-Am race in 1972 or earlier, the car would have more monetary value restored as that race car than it ever would in a purely stock/restored form. If it only has A-Sedan history rather than actual Trans-Am history, then it would be a toss up and would depend more on whose car it may have been, level of preparation, paint scheme, etc. Tell us more about the car...

-Jon

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