Original Paint '69 Trans Am, GM of Canada Show Car
 

I can't believe I haven't seen this car before - sounds like a real find. Mostly original paint with some touch-ups. I could see this ending around the six-figure mark but I doubt it will sell on Ebay.

Link to 1969 Original Paint T/A auction

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Looks like the entire drivers door has been touched up , although alot of the car looks blotchy between bright white and yellowish ..Could be the pics

Car hasn't been "restored" but engine and subframe looks like its been painted again at a minimum.

I agree it does look like it has been fluffed in areas.

Here's another comparable car with what looks to be super nice original paint. Asking price for this one is $156,000....

Link to Another Original Paint 1969 Trans AM RAIII auction

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Ahh Bob Vila, ok that explains why the knurled wood finish on the console looks so good :)

The first one, 223379N115198, was on ebay 12 years ago.

Stacked gauges and hubcap car...:cool2:

There is a YouTube video of a father and son who own a real Firebird Trans Am.... seemed to me it was in Alaska.....? Same car???

Ryan W31

How old was the video? This car is in upstate NY. I know the owner, though I've never seen the car.

Seems like 4 speed RAIII cars top off about a 100K these days.Barrett had a 73 and a 105 sold car this last week.I never like private ebay auctions.Tom