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Old 02-02-2015, 03:00 PM
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Default My new project "Not a Cub"

I picked up another car this past Sunday morning and I didn't beat the storm back to my house by much. It's a '89 Trans am GTA with only 55,000 miles, just needs an engine. This one's getting a LS1 with 4L60E trans. Car has zero rust. Usually when you remove the T-Tops on these cars you can find rust from leaky T-tops, but this one is clean. The interior is also near perfect. The car looks like it has never seen salt, until I brought it home on the trailer and gave it a nice salt bath. I got a good deal on it. It's like buying a sled in the middle of summer.



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Old 02-02-2015, 03:51 PM
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Looks good, my buddy use to have one and he loved doing donuts with it on dry asphalt.
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Looks like fun.

PS nice trailer.
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I agree nice car and trailer package. I wish I had that many barns for goodies.
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I agree nice car and trailer package. I wish I had that many barns for goodies.
Thanks. Sad part is those barns are almost full. 3 four wheels, 2 dirt bikes, 2 Cubs, 70 Camaro, 11 camaro, 2 car trailers, and now a trans am.
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That don't sound like a sad thing. Sounds pretty sweet to me.
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Whats your '70 camaro? any pictures

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Nice TA! I've always liked the third gen F bodies.
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A rich boy buddy in high school had a black and gold version of that back when they were new. Gonna be sweet w/an LS
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Nice car! I was a Pontiac fan in my yonger days and had a 77 Formula 400. I remember looking at that exact car new at a dealership in Rockville MD 1989 and IIRC it was like $25k. I also remember going to a dealer that had 19 Buick Grand Nationals on the lot. Shoulda woulda coulda. Congrats, that will be nice when complete.
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