this guy is selling these cars way high IMO,



http://g.msn.com/9SE/1?http://www.da...=4&CS=AWP&SR=4

 

This car was from Springfield IL
The kid had liscence plates that said GNRLLEE (General Lee) and a confederate flag liscence plate hanging from the front plate... I wonder how it got all the way up to Alberta Canada????

 

forgot the pic.....

 

P.S. check out the sign....

Dave T's Automotive Centre

Must be Canadian, eh?

 

The prices are Canadian, not US.

 

Not sure what the exchange rate is right now but I think its about .86 to for 1 US dollar. Therefore a 10,000 car is $8600

John

 

Actually the TTA notchback is not a bad deal.

I think he was asking 22,500 thats $19350 for a 40K TTA, its in the ball park.

BTW, do not complain, it only increases the value of our cars.

John

 

canadian eh....didnt notice that ....there are some pretty cool 3rd gens for sale tho

 

the convertible '81 T/A is pretty cool....

didn't know there was such thing as a Camaro WS6 lol....especially not for $29,000

 

1992 FIRE-BIRD CONVERTIBLE

25th ANNIVERSARY EDITION

V-8, Auto-Over-Drive, car comes fully loaded. All vehicles sold by David T's have been inspected and approved. Selling price is $14,200.00 Canadian.
Contact: David T's Camaro & Firebird
Edmonton, Alberta,
Phone: (780) 454-3330
Email: davidts@davidt.com







Was there really 25th anniversary trans ams

 

not in 1992

 

the guy thats selling the blue 92 bird says its a rare 25th anniversery transam lol

I have a rare 13th anniversery T/A....anybody intrested

 

There were 3-4 special colors available only in 92 to acknowledge the 25th anniversary of the firebird. That blue is one of them. The jade green I have was the second, and Jamaican yellow was the third. I think the 4th was listed in the brochure, but never proven to exist.


All pretty rare colors.

Kevin D.

 

I see "Firebird", not "Trans Am".

 

that firebird has a formula nose, with the side ground effects
thats aweful, i do kinda like the almost-rare 15" crosslace wheels

 

even worse

 

my jaw hit the floor when i saw a notchback TTA. rumor has it there was one, thats right ONE notchback in 1989, then i realised its a HURST notchback, ho hum....

 

Has anyone here ever bought a car in Canada and brought her down to the States???? I was just wondering how hard/difficult/expensive it would be. Then how hard would it be getting the title transferred? Heck, we were up there fishing 2 years ago and they damm near strip searched us because we were bringing fish back (fileted and in a cooler)....

 

theyre out of thier mind

 

that's because they're part French....

 

There were no factory TTAs with the notchback.
There is suppost to be 1 GTA with it though.
That person has some nice cars.
I wonder if they are all US cars or not.
He doesn't really give much info on the cars.

George

 

That car has been around the block many, many , many times. wrong paint, incorrect rims... The notch was added later in the car's life. It seems the price is a bit rich for what the car actually is.
I think it's been advertised for almost two years in various Canadian publications.

He did have one of nine '91 R7U 1LE trans ams though. Less than 20K on the clock, cage, helon system still in the car and paperwork to go with it. Asking $19500.CND - Not sure if it sold though.
-ANdrew

 

The source of the TTA with the Notchback is an ad that was put out by Pontiac. i'm sure someone could post it, but it's a TTA with decals and the Notchback lid. It was a Pontiac advertisement.

 

Yup it sold last month to a very happy fellow in Eastern Canada.

I don't recall if it was the 1990 or 1991 batch of Trans Am's made. It's either 1 of 14 or 1 of 9 ... I guess who cares, rare enough!

Mark.