1973 Super Duty Trans Am, 4spd, 12,000 Mile Survivor Car on 2040-cars
Austin, Texas, United States
For Sale!
1973 Super Duty Trans Am, 4spd (1 of 72 produced) less than 12,000 original miles; original paint; unrestored survivor! This car has never been offered for sale previously!
Ordered through Kelley Pontiac in Bangor ME,
this Trans Am is only 1 of 72, 4spd SD TA's produced in 1973 and one of very few true "survivor" Super Duty cars to exist.
This is a genuine, unrestored car with only 11,850 original miles. As was
indicative of the era (1975), the original owner applied the pin striping &
flames and clear-coated it over the car's factory, original paint. For Sale!
$185k obo
Car is located in Austin, TX
512-348-0011
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