67 Firebird Trans Am?

[BigG]

Sorry for not filling out my profile I will take care of that right away .In any case I know where there is at least two of the eight T/A convertibles .The last one changed hands around one year and a half it was sold for 375000 The next one sold will need alot more money at this time. I also Remember the 69 T/A coupe on E-bay that went for 10000 it was a rebody and a complete project without drivetrain. The last 69 T/A coupe that traded hands was a ram111 about eight months ago and it went for over75000

[yellowjudge]

It really seems that the 69 TA are really(rightfully) strong now. They are a 1 yr body style, & 1st yr for TA. The RA III are pulling great $, & RAIVs are/should be out of sight w/55 total cars produced. I bought my 69 RAIV around 10 yrs ago, 100% orig total #s match. I decided to go all out & have concours resto done, down to paint dabs w/all nos weatherstrips/emblems etc. My pontiac friends said I was buried $ in it. Now, the RAIII are doing more than that. They are truly an awesome car & should be apreciated.

[DaJudge]

I hear you Eric. I sold my 69 RA III, 4 speed TA last summer for $48,500. It was all numbers matching and was detailed like your car. Some guys broke my chops, but I knew they would always go up in value. Looks like the guy who bought my car got a deal.

[StealthBird]

This was considered the prototype Trans Am, the 1968 PSFT Firebird 400.

[StealthBird]

Another photo...

[Pantera]

Those side scoop's sure do remind me of dixco hood tach's????