Barrett-Jackson Sweet GTA
10-09-2009, 04:25 PM
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Barrett-Jackson Sweet GTA 
10-10-2009, 09:08 AM
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Saw that one. Nice! With 7k original miles it was just about new. I saw some 70's T/A's do quite well also. Properly cared for Trans Ams will always be collectable despite what some naysayers argue on this site. Those 70's editions weren't ultra low mileage garage queens either. I believe one had 50,000+ miles and the other 70,000+ miles which equates to 'weekend warrior' status and being driven a bit. Our LS1 versions have over 100HP more than those 70's editions so the future looks bright one day. Keep em nice if you don't have to DD.
10-10-2009, 11:48 AM
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I miss my 3rd Gen. I had a 1992 Green/Tan GTA 5.0 Auto. I like the 3rd Gen body style better than the 4th gens. Just cant make any real power with the motor without spending a bit of $.
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10-12-2009, 12:23 PM
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Saw that one. Nice! With 7k original miles it was just about new. I saw some 70's T/A's do quite well also. Properly cared for Trans Ams will always be collectable despite what some naysayers argue on this site. Those 70's editions weren't ultra low mileage garage queens either. I believe one had 50,000+ miles and the other 70,000+ miles which equates to 'weekend warrior' status and being driven a bit. Our LS1 versions have over 100HP more than those 70's editions so the future looks bright one day. Keep em nice if you don't have to DD.
10-12-2009, 02:07 PM
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