Which of the four below would you most want?


A. 1965 Pontiac Lemans Convertible $17K






B. 1967 Oldsmobile Cutlass $12,900





C. 1972 Oldsmobile 442 $10,950






D. 1968 Pontiac Firebird $17,900




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A

no question

Yup, out of those, A is the correct answer.

72 Olds 442 for me, thanks.

442

C

A or D

E?

442!

c

B or C

C

A or C, leaning A just because of the drop top.

A.

And it's not close.

Nice wheels jh0400!

A. On second thought, E.

C looks like a nice, clean car for the money.

Is E for sale?

a...everyone has a camaro...Just by looking at the pics 17k is probably what he has in the car for the resto. Paint and labor is high!!

That was a car that I saw at Aeros and Autos that I fell in love with.

"A" Reminds me of this....

A

FYI - A doesn't have air condition since it's in Pennsylvania - a one-owner old lady vehicle with all original interior. New paint, wheels & tires.

Compare this thread on Automotive with the same post on General Board. Automotive prefers A, while General prefers D. Interesting...

http://www.texags.com/main/forum.reply.asp?topic_id=1629783&forum_id=12

[This message has been edited by b.blauser (edited 5/31/2010 3:41a).]

A for me.

I think the true car guys will appreciate A the most...really...how many LeMans with a 326 do you see out there?

[This message has been edited by CATAGBQ04 (edited 5/31/2010 9:16a).]

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I think the true car guys will appreciate A the most...really...how many LeMans with a 326 do you see out there?

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The 326 was the most popular engine in the Lemans/Tempest cars. Ad says its a YN car. - 2 BBL Carb.

Its the 4 BBL HO car that everyone is after.

A

Still...I really likie

I would go with A. As was posted above, you will be the only guy around with a LeMans 326 convertible at car shows. You see plenty of GTOs and GTO clones that were once LeMans/Tempest cars, but rarely a car that is still all original. Plenty of people would buy that car and slap GTO badges on it and stuff a 389 in there. I enjoy seeing original cars out there even if they aren't the fastest or considered a muscle car. If not A it is a tough choice between the 72 442 and the firebird. You can't go wrong with that classic Cutlass body style that just looks great. I'm guessing it is a 400 car. I don't see the ram air hood scoops that people typically either had or will add to it. Firebirds are great because nobody has them. For every Firebird at a car show it seems like there are 10 Camaros. I've always liked the first gen Firebird a little more than the Camaro.

is A the car they used in My Cousin Vinny?

Never been a big fan of the 71-72 a-body...

Much rather have a 69-70.

My Cousin Vinny - 1963 Pontiac Tempest



and 1964 Buick Skylark:

A for me, all the way

A for me based solely on looks.