----Once more, You are so appreciated for all the time and energy to do this for us!....Bill S

Great coverage - didn't realize I missed so many cars.........

I’ve been chasing information on this car for almost a year now, amazing to see it finally restored and displayed!

I miss a row and have no idea how that happens.

I have to say I'm a GM guy but 1965-1968 Mopar factory race cars turn my head bigtime.

It’s absolutely too cool and beautifully restored. It was a treat to see in person.
The proud owner Pat was also a cool cat to talk to.:headbang:

Here is a link to the updates on the car over at the 348-409 site if you haven't seen it yet.

https://www.348-409.com/forum/thread...11-news.55091/

Thank you for all the time and effort you put into these pictures and the accompanying summaries of each one. Even though I was there for two days and saw many of them, it seems I always miss a bunch. Much appreciated.
Oliver

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I bought that 1969 Pontiac Trans Am Ram Air IV automatic before it was restored Hickory North Carolina. [email protected]

when i was 15 years old i used to put groceries in this 69 ta. they knew it was a super rare car and as soon as i turned 16. i started driving my new 76 black ta and they tried to get me to trade them even for it. no way was i doing that and a few years later the car ended up on a little car lot in north tulsa. i tried to buy it but was about 250 apart and then it disappeared which it found its way to marty in north carolina. had another chance to buy it later when matt (auwrestling on here) called me and said i could get it for 150k. another stupid mistake by passing on it. it was always a numbers matching really nice original car with all the ram air on it when it left here.

also anyone know what page on this thread the pictures are posted?

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