Just picked her up from the paint shop this week.... Had her repainted the same factory color, with some extra gold flake. Whatcha think?

 

Awesome! I love that color

 

Thats beautiful....

Dave

 

hey polishdevil would you part that car out/ i am looking for them gta rims. if you won't part it out would you maybe sell me just them and trade me my 84 trans am rims just so you can have some wheels on the car. i would give them plus buy the rims.. email me if you are interested in the deal. injection@hvc.rr.com

 

I love that color, it's a beautiful car.

 

Nice car. I love that color too, but I'm biased.

 

wow, excellent looking.

 

Thanks for the nice comments, guys...

 

Looks good.

 

trans_am_ta_84 - Car has a potential buyer, if that doesn't work, there is someone else, and then if that doesn't work we'll see. $1500 takes the car.

Dave

 

There is a local guy that has a 1992 Convert that exact combo, Green, with Tan interior. Looked really pretty good at 25-35 mph. He had it up for sale for one day, I looked at it and laughed, 48,000 miles, has some chipped paint on the spoiler, dent under the passenger mirror, drivers seat was WELL warn, he was asking only (ahem) $13,500.00 Because he told me that in 14 or so years it should be worth at LEAST $30,000.00... I should have told him, yeah, if its going to be so collectable, then why don't you hold onto it and sell it in 14 years...

I know its off topic, sorry...

John

 

I'm sure he's not the first fella with an inflated opinion of the value of his car... LOL. I'm keeping this one, and I fully expect it to be very collectible and worth a fair amount one day. But I don't expect it to be any more collectible or valuable than any other numbers-matching classic convertible V-8 sports car. I mean, let's face it... it ain't a Yenko or a Copo.... but a nice '66 stang ragtop 289 or a '69 ragtop Firebird is a head turner and something to hold onto, and that's where I'm sure the ragtop thirdgens will head eventually. Not to detract from the t-top and hardtop thirdgens out there... they're going the same way. We'll all be Rt. 66, head-turning, garage-queen-babying geezers with our thirdgens in twenty years, and I think we all know that.

 

I have so much $$ invested in my car I will never recoupe it. i love my 3rd gen, i dont care what other people say or do, I like it, and I am proud of it... I actually have enough $$ invested I should have sold it and bought that 91-92 Firehawk..

darn it... yeah.

John