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Hi everyone Happy Easter I asked this question last night but it seems it didn't get posted I hope this one does am looking to buy a 1982 TA I found one that am very interested in its mint no rust that I can see it's black which is what I want LOL it has about 69,000 miles but the person is looking for 15,000 which I feel is very hight. I found another one that has 40,000 miles mint no rust and the person is looking for 7,000 for it but its not the color black no bowling caps no tan like seats sorry for the long read my question is what is a legitimate price that they sell for with the shape and miles that there in hope someone can help I really want the 69,000 miles one.
Last edited by ClaudioAA; Apr 1, 2018 at 04:38 PM.
Hi, Drew thanks for writing I am looking to make it a Knight Rider car/daily driver car along with a different engine and other things it's very rare to come across an 82 really mint and no rust from what I can tell. I do want to make him an offer but I really don't know what 82 with does mile's and shape sells for thanks.
Good luck. From what I understand all the KITT mods make KITT clones miserable to actually drive.
Excellently put!
If you do a full-blown KITT replica with everything, it really becomes more of a museum piece. It takes some getting used to getting in and out without snagging your jacket on something, scratching paint, etc... The steering wheel takes getting used to. You are constantly reminding any passengers to not touch anything and don't use the dash as a handle when getting in and out, etc... The only way you will get actual engine readings in the dash is to buy the $3,000.00 version of electronics like I did, otherwise you rely on blocks of LED light to tell you engine temp, oil pressure, fuel etc.. and good luck with that!
Mine is only driven to car shows and cruise-ins and the occasional Sunday drive in the country, otherwise I'm cruising my lightly modified 89 base Firebird when I really want to enjoy driving a thirdgen and without too much attention. If you plan on this being your daily driver, it won't be for long. You will buy another vehicle. Trust me, and you'll continue converting your car to KITT for the next few years and it will eventually become show only. Don't get me wrong, I love my KITT replica, but it is not practical as a daily driver, not in the least.
Thanks, kentuckykitt for the input I should have put that the replica that am looking to do is not going to be 100 percent show accurate while the outside and the seats are.The dash and steering wheel am looking at more of a modern look instead of the accurate show look I would love to see pictures of your replica thanks.
