As much as I absolutely hate to sell this car, I need to stick with one project and finish the Buick first. So, putting the '89 TTA I just bought up for sale. These cars are going up in value and it's getting harder to find examples that are unmodified. The unmodified part is what would get me in trouble....already have a set of 009's and chip that I'm itching to throw on the car. I know once the mods started, it would be hard to stop, so time to remove temptation from my hands....
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'89 Turbo Trans Am/Indy Pace Car edition.....48,500 original miles w/clean CARFAX. Car is a one-owner, all original car. No modifications done what so ever, unless you count new tires as a mod....lol. Mechanically, the car is in excellent condition. I just had the same mechanic who built my Turbo T go through the car and give it a thorough checkup, changed all fluids, filters. Car also has been given a good tuneup with new plugs, crank sensor, o2 sensor. Only thing we are still tinkering with is an exhaust leak on the driver's side...otherwise, the car is running 100%.
Cosmetically, the car is in very good shape considering it sat under a tree for 2 1/2 years. The only rust we have found is the trim panel between the T-tops. The panel is still available from GM Parts Direct or several 3rd Gen vendors. Rear spoiler has the usual cracks, as is common with these cars. Fiberglass replicas are available, but aren't cheap unfortunately. The rest of the body is in exellent shape.....only place that needs any paintwork is the nose. It looks like it was painted and not enough flex additives were mixed in, so when someone/something leaned/pushed against the nose, the paint cracked and split.
On to the really good stuff now. I have the complete owner's kit, including the original decal kit that was never installed. Also have the original window sticker, build sheet, all supplements that came with the TTA, plus some original dealer literature about the TTA/Indy Pace Car. The complete owner's kit is hard to find nowadays, so that was a nice bonus when I bought the car.
Price is $13,500....below what most in the Auto Trader and other pubs are selling for. NADA Specialty car guide puts good condition, average retail at $15,700 with no mention of mileage. Click the link in my sig for a few pics and some info on these bad ass 3rd Gen F-bodies. If you need more pics, just PM me or shoot me an email at Slo86GN@yahoo.com . Thanks much folks, and have a Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays....:biggrin:
:biggrin: '89 Turbo Trans Am/Indy Pace Car edition.....48,500 original miles w/clean CARFAX. Car is a one-owner, all original car. No modifications done what so ever, unless you count new tires as a mod....lol. Mechanically, the car is in excellent condition. I just had the same mechanic who built my Turbo T go through the car and give it a thorough checkup, changed all fluids, filters. Car also has been given a good tuneup with new plugs, crank sensor, o2 sensor. Only thing we are still tinkering with is an exhaust leak on the driver's side...otherwise, the car is running 100%.
Cosmetically, the car is in very good shape considering it sat under a tree for 2 1/2 years. The only rust we have found is the trim panel between the T-tops. The panel is still available from GM Parts Direct or several 3rd Gen vendors. Rear spoiler has the usual cracks, as is common with these cars. Fiberglass replicas are available, but aren't cheap unfortunately. The rest of the body is in exellent shape.....only place that needs any paintwork is the nose. It looks like it was painted and not enough flex additives were mixed in, so when someone/something leaned/pushed against the nose, the paint cracked and split.
On to the really good stuff now. I have the complete owner's kit, including the original decal kit that was never installed. Also have the original window sticker, build sheet, all supplements that came with the TTA, plus some original dealer literature about the TTA/Indy Pace Car. The complete owner's kit is hard to find nowadays, so that was a nice bonus when I bought the car.
Price is $13,500....below what most in the Auto Trader and other pubs are selling for. NADA Specialty car guide puts good condition, average retail at $15,700 with no mention of mileage. Click the link in my sig for a few pics and some info on these bad ass 3rd Gen F-bodies. If you need more pics, just PM me or shoot me an email at Slo86GN@yahoo.com . Thanks much folks, and have a Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays....:biggrin:
