1973 Brewster Green SD-455 Trans Am Super Duty

[165th TA]

Brewster Green, Black Custom Interior, Auto, A/C, Super Duty SD-455. Rotisserie restored and Concourse No. 1 detailed, numbers matching car. 1 of 252 Super Duty's, 1 of 40 Brewster Green SD-455's known to exist. A stunning, rust free, original sheet metal, solid, numbers matching example.

Also, the only one available.

A Disc is available with additional pictures, PHS, NOS parts list, Sheet metal date codes and part no’s date codes and decode information, as well as other information on the car.

For more information, visit: www.sd455ta.com
For more pics, visit: http://home.earthlink.net/~gregsm/images

Feel free to request pictures of specific areas if needed.

This is the rarest color – Brewster Green
The rarest engine – SD-455 Super Duty
Numbers matching
Rust Free
Concourse restored
In the most beautiful and sought after body style – Early Second Gen.

Price: $150K.
Please, serious inquiries only.
Greg San Marco
210-326-6503
[email protected]

[rubbinisracing]

Somebody clue me in. I know nothing about these S.D T/A's and hope someone will take the time to explain the desireability and how rare these cars are for me. It seems that in the past 6 months there have been many post concerning these cars and I want to know what I'm missing. 150K buys alot of mid 60's to 1970 muscle.

This is in no way a comment on the asking price of the car listed...I'm just trying to get an education.

[165th TA]

Howard, I'll be glad to give you a few insights on the Super Duty. If you'll visit my website, there's a bit more information there, but more importantly, a few links that gives much greater detail on what these cars are.

Originally envisioned to be produced in the summer of '72, the production of the cars were halted, primarily because of failing EPA minimums, and secondly, GM brass (the car was faster than the Corvette). These engines were assembled in the performance shops at Pontiac racing and the Engineers stayed with the engine development, got the EPA to pass the engine in March of '73, and finally, in June of '73, very late in the model year, they began deliveries to dealerships.

However, it was so late in the model year, that only 252 cars were produced.

As the muscle car era was dying off, Pontiac stayed with it, and it turned out to be the fastest American Car produced until the 1984 Corvette.

The Super Duty program lasted one more year, with 900 or so cars being produced in '74, in a new body style. The program was subsequently dropped.

This car is in a One Year Only color, Brewster Green. All TA's prior to '73 were either white or blue. All TA's in 74 and on were either Red, White or Blue, and eventually other colors. There are currently 34 Brewster Green Super Duty's in the SD-455 registry which has been receiving cars since the late 80's.

Pontiacs have a few niche areas of rare cars that are quickly catching the Boss429's and Hemi Cuda's, namely the RAIV equipment, some rare Judges, and the Super Dutys.

The reason there is so little knowledge about them, is there is so few of them, and they rarely turn up for sale. There have been a few White and red cars for sale recently, mostly unrestored. A few '74's as well, but I could not find a Brewster SD car that had sold at auction, or otherwise within the last 5 years to use as a reference for interested parties. I do, however, have knowledge of several private sales in the recent years.

I hope this is helpful information.
Greg

[69motion]

i thought i read somewhere they built 700 plus of these cars in 73 ?

[69motion]

252 u are right my bad they are nice cars a friend sold a blue one 7 months ago

[165th TA]

69motion, just 252. In '74 there were 943.

The documentation on the Pontiacs is also incredibly solid, as there are micro-fiche records at the Pontiac Historical Services (PHS) that documents every car Pontiac produced. No tank sticker, no worries. No build sheet, no worries!

Keeps there from being more rare cars today, than were actually produced, which can't be said for all makes and models.

[Belair62]

Well known car in Poncho circles...Nice...good luck.

[165th TA]

Engine

[shor]

wow!
click on the link to see all of the photos.

[quick-bowtie]

Incredible!! I love it..