1973 Brewster Green SD-455 Trans Am Super Duty

[165th TA]

69motion, just 252. In '74 there were 943.

The documentation on the Pontiacs is also incredibly solid, as there are micro-fiche records at the Pontiac Historical Services (PHS) that documents every car Pontiac produced. No tank sticker, no worries. No build sheet, no worries!

Keeps there from being more rare cars today, than were actually produced, which can't be said for all makes and models.

[Belair62]

Well known car in Poncho circles...Nice...good luck.

[shor]

wow!
click on the link to see all of the photos.

[quick-bowtie]

Incredible!! I love it..

[COPO427]

1973-1974 were the best years for the HP in the Trans Am. Nice TA.

[165th TA]

belair62, shor, quick bowtie, copo427, thank you all for the nice compliments. The next owner will very happy with this car.

[370454s]

Nice T/A. Looks like the same color as the car in John Wayne Movie, McQ.
Mike

[PeteLeathersac]

Man, that Brewster color is deeeep...love it !!! .

Love seeing T/A's w/ these wheels too, soooo not into honeycombs & later snowflakes...were the S-D's shipped minus trim rings like Judges? .

Hard to beat all you get in one of these...and A/C to boot! .
With S-D production so low especially the '73's, the old supply and demand thing should keep these nice 'real cars' solid! .


~ Pete

[165th TA]

370454s, your are right, they used up 3 of the Brewster SD cars in the making of McQ. 2 were totalled, and the third survived. Watching the movie closely, reveals shots with the different cars identified by different license plates, and whitewalls vs. raised white letter tires.

Peteleathersac, the color is awesome.

On the trim rings, '73 was the first year that trim rings were standard, vs. optional in previous years. However, it sounds like you agree, the car looks best without them, and that's how I have chosen to keep it. The car does come with 4 NOS trim rings in GM boxes however, if the buyer would like to add them.

[njsteve]

Ouch! I havent seen the McQ movie in a quite a while and I didnt think they used SD's. What a waste of historic cars.