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I believe all 8 of the 69 Trans Am ragtops have now been found. The elusive 8th one was found a few years ago, and I believe it needed restoration. The other 7 are either restored or in the process of being restored. Last one I saw sold went for $125,000 at the Rockford, Illinois auction a couple years ago.
The eight 1969 Trans Am ragtops were not just a limited production run for Pontiac executives, that was just all that anyone ordered. The Trans Am was not very popular in its first year, but it quickly turned into a very significant Musclecar, historically speaking. They were also pretty darn fast. ![]()
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does anybody know who the owners are?. I heard that the last lost one was found as a trans am racer and was being restored to original street dress????, anybody know anything about that?
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I heard something about the 8th, someone had advertized in Hemm. that they would sell info to it's whereabouts. I had not heard whether it was ever located. I think the prices are really up from the 125k mentioned before, too bad no one ever ordered one w/raiv, like the handfull of bird converts produced.
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