1970 Pontiac Trans Am Ram Air III for sale auto appraisal 800-301-3886
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2015
- I Michigan certified auto appraiser Jason Phillips inspected this 1970 Pontiac Trans Am Ram Air III car for an out of state buyer.
Not a frame off car, but detailed like it was. Less some mechanical tweaking needed, it runs fairly well and looks the part.
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Cowl tag missing rivets and denotes 70-22"3"87 (which is the code for the base model) If it were a factory Trans Am it would be stamped 70-22"8"87...
Nice to listen to someone with knowledge of what they see...good inspection
I agree, now go take some lessons in how not to move a camera so fast as to be annoying.
Dave that's plenty of oil PSI for Pontiac engine- I agree- these newer hi volume oil pumps really produce- Thanks, Jason Phillips
Love the blue interior I have a 73 TA 32k original miles Still has original brake shoes and pads
Drive a little more 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍
Woooow. White and blue. My colors. And 70...my favorite year. My GOD. I want that car.
One of the best sport car in the world
If it's a real 70 T/A it would not only have posi, it would have a 12 bolt posi.The only year to have a 12 bolt.
Just on the obvious this car came with 15" ws wheels the quarter panels are obviously the wrong year from the fisher stamp being elongated to a point under the strike post. The floor pans have all been patched the rear end was a 12 bolt from factory .The interior rear seat side panels are recessed for retractable seat belts . Not what i would call original. the Shaker is in correct At a quick glimpse I can see 15,000 dollars in missing correct parts, if you can find them it appears as a possible rebody
Mine had a 10 bolt with 3.73s and a posi.
I think the 701/2 only came with the 12 bolt rear 3.73. This is 1970.
@@ckelley63 not if it was a 1970 ram Air 3. They only came with 12 bolts. 1971 they started putting 10 bolt.
@@alanbialeck948 Mine had the 8 1/2 ringed geared 10 bolt
10 Bolts Weren't Used Till 72-73,I Believe,W/ Autos, 4 SPD's.& Super Dutys W/ 4 SPD's .Std.W/ 12 Bolts?
1970 was the only year that Trans Am's came with the 12-Bolt Posi, all others are 10-bolt.
The best looking TA! Mean and Pretty!!😎
This T/A looks sweet....I agree Vince Gill! ;--) Nothin but the taillights! Jason Phillips, auto appraisal, Michigan
1970 trans am came out with factory 12 bolt that is a 10 bolt
Had one it was my first car loved it if only I would have kept it..
Spring suspension needs to be swapped out, other mods need to be done underneath but overall a good project car with no major problems. Just a good light/moderate resto needed
the rear quarter panel trim pieces are incorrect they have recess for retractable seat belts witch 1970 trans am did not have
when the door is open you can see the rectangle stamping with rounded point on bottom . this is incorrect for 1970 thus this car either has the wrong quarter panels or is a re body with the wrong year body.
Fresh air door on the shaker was missing>
Great job Jason.
I have a 1972 early production Espirit/ Formula/ Trans Am/ GTO. I say that because I have changed some parts on a 2nd owner "California Custom" Espirit built in Norwood before the strike. I have the numbers matching '71 block but it currently has a block out of a '77 Trans Am. Not stock but not overly built. '69 GTO valve covers on double X heads. The car needs restored but it is a rare Bird. Anyone have any idea?
My dad had one i love them they remind me of him
Those doors were bloody heavy so we're hard on the door pins and bushings, definitely need to be replaced other than that the vehicle has small issues that need to be addressed.
Love this car !
the hood shaker is incorrect it should have a functional flap not a screen the brake proportioning valve is in correct it is also missing all the heat tins on manifolds
I had one with some exhaust upgrade. It was a Beast “ and I wish I never ever sold it.
Same here man...I also wish I never sold it. Mine had black interior though.
Had one 71 formula would spin the tires for over a block.. topped out around 140
One day ill own one of these...
+thebluepen That's a wonderful affirmation!
+AutoAppraise how much are you selling it for
This was done for one of my clients, I'm not actually selling it, just did the inspection. I think he's asking $45k
+AutoAppraise ok thanks
+thebluepen I owned one of these in 1975, a real fun car to drive, brakes were not great though, mine had a turbo 400 automatic, top speed 110 with the 3.73 diff, I was at red line at that speed but it got there quickly, I used to blow off vettes easily
Buddy sold a 70 RAIV 4 speed survivor for $250,000 2 years ago.
1970 trans am did not come out with 14 inch wheels they had 15 inch stamped jw one year only and sale for upwards of a 1000 a wheel these days if you can find one
Yearone
Those are not original 70 TA wheels. The inner perimeter face is wider on a JW wheel.
Shoudnt the steering wheel be blue the cover to match the seats
Looks nice cosmetically, doesn't seem great mechanically
Back on sale yet??
This firebird sounds like it' has lots of small faults
Yeah Tiffany the car is 45 years old what did you expect??? Regardless it's still a T/A a most desirable car by many collectors...
It's an old car, whaddya expect? I'm sure theres one somewhere that was bought and immediately stored waiting for you somewhere.
My favorite,
Too bad the hood scoop is not stock.
50 psi at idle seems very high.
David Sanders: Normal for A BB TRANS AM in 70-71
so....whats it worth
Exactly?
So what was the appraisal value for this car?
Fish scale plate Lol that's an engine turned dash Einstein!!
You mean Machine turned....not engine tuned....right? It's called that, but never what you said Einstein! ;--) That surface also carries the nickname "fish scale" you gotta read more old Popular Mechanics Magazines! Thanks, Jason the car appraiser
Engine turned machine turned both are acceptable.
ckelley63 Original phrase was "Engine turned."
AutoAppraise Not saying I'm an expert but seeing as I was once the proud owner of a Cameo white 70 Ram Air III 4 speed I do feel qualified to comment. Lol I never turned to Popular Mechanics. for any info by the way. Nice ride though they only made 3196 examples. That was a misspell on my part.
cool!
well the appraiser must not know what he is talking about case in fact: Doesn't look in the trunk? The doors are brought easily to original position with adjustment and new springs, the shifter knob is aftermarket, the bezel insert for a rear window defrost in in shit condition, the body bushings are wasted, the frame rails were NOT black from the factory, front steering components look wasted, the shaker door is fake, no grill in '70 and non functional, cracks on the endure bumper don't mean shit except the painter did not use flexible primer or paint which is necessary, and that's just the beginning. C'mon you act so anal but miss all that?
I'd rather buy something just like this, a perfect car demands way too much money. What it needs, I can do easily..,..if this is available....I'm very interested,...gorgeous
Can you appraise my car in Butte Montana. 1965 Chev Impala special order from my dad. 327 300 hp Muncie four speed bench seat tack in the dash fender skirts spinner hubcaps all factory 40000 on car 100 miles on new rebuilt
She needs a little bit of work , but she is sweet!
incorrect lug nuts for 1970