from 67-70 what is currently the most valuable muscle/pony car? >67 shelby gt500 >427 corvette >429boss >hemi cuda just off top of my head, was there any that i missed?
Adrian Foster
wroom
Lincoln Martin
GTO, firebird 4 speeds with 455s or ram airs together are worth a ton. The most famous valuable Pontiac is the 1969 convertible trans am, the white whale of Pontiacs.
Aiden Hall
not the GTO judge?
Christian Sanchez
1968 Land Rover series 2a
>working on plugging the leaks >eventually going to fix the oil leak when I can afford to and acquire the gear >hunting down an original series 2a Maltese cross grill to replace the series 3 one someone else put on it >a few licks of paint >clean the mud out that the last owner left in it (waiting for less rain) >want some larger wheels and a spare to go with it >awaiting a bracket for my Jerry cans
The sound of turning it over gives me a stiffy
Gavin Butler
Judges are dumb and always have been. You could option all of the judge special parts on your GTO at the dealer even the stripes. The 455 option without the suspension package was faster on the straight line and that's all that mattered, not handling. Also they could not be optioned in 455 this was because 455s had trouble hooking up with the tires of the time, but with modern tires they are faster and more desirable. There isnt many judges around, because why would you pay extra for some stickers?
For example this is my dad's 70 gto that is optioned in all the judge options but without the front splitter and stickers. This would be cheaper new then a judge.
There were only 8 convertible trans ams made in 69 and given to gm executives, making them valuable.
The really valuable pontiacs are the 1962 catalina 421 tripower swiss cheese cars.
Daniel Parker
Fucking phone posting,
Caleb Long
Yenko camaro 69 nigga
Jacob Gutierrez
I think the Superduty Tempests just edge out the Catalinas, one sold for $450k, and more recently a completely trashed one sold for $220k (crazy story too, the seller listed it for $500 no reserve not knowing what the car was, a few people figured it out and had a massive bidding war) autoblog.com/2008/11/10/ebay-find-of-the-day-1963-lemans-tempest-sells-for-226-521/
