For All of You That Want to Own A Trans Am Race Car

[Jon Mello]

Yes, with Guldstrand being based out of the LA area, I find it odd to think that he would've had
an opportunity to build a Norwood OH assembled Camaro in '68. The cage design does not look
like any I have ever seen in a Guldstrand car. Without seeing the documentation or other materials
that might be in the seller's possession, it's hard to say for sure.

[OG69Z]

The above ebay listed 68 appears to have sold for a high bid of $28,101.99. 

[Jon Mello]

Thanks for filling us in on the final selling price. That's probably the right value for the car.

[Wahoo]

Lets keep up to date on cars for sale.....   I would like to know whats going on with the HTA market....
thanks
ed wheatley

[Jon Mello]

Ed, it would be nice to keep up with this. The only cars I personally know that changed hands are Karman Cusack's Camaro, which went to Ron Atchley and Gary Goeringer's '68 Mustang that was bought by Karman. I don't know anything about the prices.

[Wahoo]

Lance Smith from Huntington race cars sold his 48 Hoffman 1972 Camaro to a guy in Texas.  Many new faces here at Monterey reunion. 

[oldtransamdriver]

A vintage racer I know might be interested in joining the HTA group - any "barn finds" or other HTA cars for sale out there?

Robert

[70L34]

This is a pretty neat car, sounds unlikely that it has any early racing history but would be a lot of fun if you could get it for the right $.

http://tinyurl.com/nuxat3r

[Jon Mello]

Not built until the late '80s apparently and then used for autocross, not road racing. Would be something that somebody running in SVRA back east could use or maybe a candidate for down in New Zealand or Australia.

[Jon Mello]

Here's a Hemmings article indicating the 4th Boss 302 that went to Bud Moore as a body-in-white for the '71 season is going up for auction next month. This car never competed in Trans-Am back in the day because it wasn't actually built up until a few years ago. Interesting article tells the tale. Thanks to Robert Barg to passing this along to me.

[69Z28-RS]

http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2014/12/29/hemmings-find-of-the-day-1967-chevrolet-camaro-z28-2/?refer=news

and
http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/carsforsale/chevrolet/camaro/1705513.html?refer=blog

[Jon Mello]

Yes, that's a real deal '67 Z-28 with Trans-Am race history. It was originally a Deepwater blue car with blue standard interior. and a legit heater delete car as well. The car is a strong runner in SVRA back east but would need money invested in it to be legal to run in the Historic Trans-Am group on the West Coast. A very cool car that I hope finds a good home. I'd love to have it in my own garage.

Here's a shot of the car at the 1968 Bridgehampton Trans-Am race.


Photo from 1968 St. Jovite Trans-Am programme


...and how it looks today

[Pickle]

Nice piece...any idea what TA events she was in?

[Jon Mello]

1967 Marlboro 300 Trans-Am with Lake Underwood driving
1968 Bridgehampton Trans-Am with Dean Alles driving
1969 Bridgehampton Trans-Am with Dean Alles driving

[firstgenaddict]

There are 2 Camaros listed in the jan feb issue of Vintage Motorsport

1969 with SCCA logbooks to 1971 Ready to Race
Red black Z stripes white number dot on doors # 9 currently
95k  Willy 906-869-5500


67 T/A Camaro 3R prepped Legal for SVRA HSR VSCDA RMVR 
Orange with white stripes # 234 currently
Fresh engine extensive spares package 
120k Bobby 3R racing - 303-781-0774