FS: 1973 Trans Am Super Duty SURVIVOR - Lateral-g Forums

64pontiac · #1 06-12-2013, 07:06 AM

Ok guys, one of our really good clients has decided to downsize the collection a little bit, so we are trying to help. I know this is a bit out of the realm of what we do on this forum with cars, most people won't pro-touring this thing, BUT I know there are some car guys on here so heres your chance!

The car is a 73 Trans Am Super Duty, one of 250. It is the 455 SD with an automatic. The car is Canadian, and as such is up here, but for an UNRESTORED car it is super solid! Spent some time under it, and there is no rust on this car. Just some surface discoloration on the heavier parts like the subframe, but only where the paint is rubbed off. Factory Posi rear end. Looks like nothing has been modified or changed. Low miles, I believe its in the 40 000 range. (I will get more specs and pics from him later this week)

The plastic/rubber parts are in pretty good shape with VERY minimal spider cracks in the nose cone paint. I think the only thing that this car has had in its life is a respray on some of the panels, but this looks to be a long time ago.

The car was found tucked away in a cement floor storage garage. Apparantly the previous owner has had it for over 20 years and never driven it. Its like a time capsule! So any work that was done to it was over 20 years ago. Motor runs great, needs the carb rebuilt as it seems the accellerator pump is dried up/cracked, but remember it has been sitting.

All the Superduty parts seem to be correct and in place!

Lets start it off at 89k. Remember, its a low production collector, and a survivor to boot. Serious inquiries can make offers! I will get better pics for you. PM me for more info or phone number, or call our shop.

Car is in Winnipeg Manitoba. Can arrang eshipping and will do all necessary border papers.

89 000 open to serious offers

Rick D · #2 06-12-2013, 07:10 AM

Nice cant wait to see some pictures!

SW may be interested in this??

64pontiac · #3 06-12-2013, 07:14 AM

I will get not crappy cell pics later this week. And I will give it a wash, sorry guys this is when it just showed up.

takid455 · #4 06-12-2013, 01:11 PM

1 of 180 w/ auto. 252 was total '73 SD production.

Price is ballpark. My 74 SD is a blast. Block, while compatible w/ all 67
& up Pontiac parts, is completely different in the structural field. Def build for hard endurance use. Even has provision for dry sump oiling system.

GLWS