Watch out for drunk, naked drivers.

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Originally posted by: rdwoodpecker
the 70' era of the TA was not much more than a fuc*in rattle trap! They may be valuable now because most of them fell apart.

but who am I to question an "expert" on collectables, you may very well be right.

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Originally posted by: pkrplr4116
I had a Smokey and the Bandit special edition gold TA 400-4 barrel my favorite car....t-tops, gold eagle, the pinstripping, the works. It got a whopping 10mpg. Sigh. I do so miss it, tho.

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Originally posted by: treegirl
Chill out. It's just a car.

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Originally posted by: marcisdave

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Originally posted by: rdwoodpecker
the 70' era of the TA was not much more than a fuc*in rattle trap! They may be valuable now because most of them fell apart.

but who am I to question an "expert" on collectables, you may very well be right.

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Don't FUCKING believe me ???? GOD DAMN....how many FUCKING times do I have to say it ????

Check out the frickin Mecum or Barrett-Jackson auctions on either Speed or Velocity Channel ! There is a shit load of em out there. Both repeats of earlier 2011 and 2012 auctions.....and upcoming late summer and fall auctions.....2012.

Do I need to provide viewing times also......jeeez. Want me to hold your hand when you cross the street ?


Some folks on the LVA do have a clue what I do for a living. Been involved in the classic car hobby since 1979. That's only 33 years. How dare a rookie like me venture an opinion on the Pontiac musclecar.

And for what it's worth......I do like the sober version of Randy Travis.

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Originally posted by: chefantwon
I had a '76 white TA I bought in Albuquerque, NM for $3,600. It had a small block 400 and a red interior. (sorry, no T-top) Damn thing rose bloody hell when it was nice out, however let there be rain or heaven forbid snow, and that was a vastly different story. (not in a good way) RM, TA's were mostly metal with the exception of the bumpers, and they had a bunch of plastic crap in there. (maybe some fiber as I recall)

Alas, mine was totaled as some idiot ran a stop sign at Kirkland, just around the corner from the Headquarters building of the Air Force Security Police. I used the proceeds to buy a brand new..........

Chevy Citation


Ok, you can quit laughing now.

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Originally posted by: jatki99

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Originally posted by: chefantwon
I had a '76 white TA I bought in Albuquerque, NM for $3,600. It had a small block 400 and a red interior. (sorry, no T-top) Damn thing rose bloody hell when it was nice out, however let there be rain or heaven forbid snow, and that was a vastly different story. (not in a good way) RM, TA's were mostly metal with the exception of the bumpers, and they had a bunch of plastic crap in there. (maybe some fiber as I recall)

Alas, mine was totaled as some idiot ran a stop sign at Kirkland, just around the corner from the Headquarters building of the Air Force Security Police. I used the proceeds to buy a brand new..........

Chevy Citation


Ok, you can quit laughing now.

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BWAAAAHHAAAAA Damn Tony! We had one of those POSs' in drivers ed., it was the only time I ever saw one let alone drive one(it was a standard and I was the only one who knew how to drive it so I got stuck driving that damn thing all through drivers ed.). What in the world possesed you to go from muscle to ultra nerdmobile man? BWAAAHAAA.

OK, sorry Tony, I was just kiddin' around with ya. I'll quit laughing now, I guess

JOHN

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