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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Portland Oregon metro area (Washington side)
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Re: Found it,the needle in the haystack after 30 years.
My history teacher Mr. Wehbey had one of the 600 or so built.
I can still remember that he'd park that 69 right outside the class room window to keep an eye on it. I drooled when I first saw it.
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 Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Syracuse, NY
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Re: Found it,the needle in the haystack after 30 years.
The allure of the old muscle cars is still strong.
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Woods Cross, UT
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Re: Found it,the needle in the haystack after 30 years.
697 built of which 8 were convertibles. 55 Ram Air IV engines, 642 Ram Air III engines. So...if you have a 69 Trans Am Convertible Ram Air IV...your car would be a clone...because all of the convertibles had Ram Air III engines.
http://www.transamworld.com/bird-prod-numbers.php The 69 TA is one of my ALL-TIME favorite cars. I had a 67 Firebird 400 Convertible until last year...my attorney now has it.
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Edmonton, Alberta or Phoenix, Arizona
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Re: Found it,the needle in the haystack after 30 years.
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