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Sadly I don't know much about cars, but I always loved Pontiacs since my Dad brought home our 64 Catalina, then a 66 Bonneville, and a 72 Gran Ville. I still have my first, a 77 Firebird Formula. Pontiac 400, Auto Trans. I recently had it repainted to the original nautilus blue, wheels are refinished, carpet and seat coverings are new and added a new but original looking AM/FM radio. It's not perfect but she's in pretty good shape--still less than 63,000 miles, still turns heads, still very dependable. But I really love them all, the 58's, the 66 GTO, and of course the 77/78 Birds among my favorites. Looking forward to checking this out from time to time.

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Yes, I actually ordered the car when I was still in school and it was delivered the same month I started working. I added a moonroof to it within a month to add a little touch to it. A cousin of mine had a white 77 Trans Am with one and it was a little easier to deal with than the T-Tops and it still gave it a little edge. The only thing I might have done different is have the T-Tops and the manual transmission. Within 3 months I picked up an old truck to drive to work and started keeping the miles--and weather--off the car. I thought I would be using it around town as much as anything and I felt a manual trans with the big motor would be a mistake--turned out it's made a few 6 hour trips but is mostly driven to church on Sunday now. But I enjoy it when I do get it out.

 

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