Would like your input?
Now, I know alot of people are going to fault me for doing this, but I just picked up a 1975 Pontiac Trans Am for the misses. Personally, I like many makes/models of old vehicles. However, with that said, is $4000 too much to have paid for this?
[ame="http://s1013.photobucket.com/albums/af254/classic_cars_kid/1975%20pontiac%20Trans%20Am/"]1975 pontiac Trans Am pictures by classic_cars_kid - Photobucket[/ame]
Please keep in mind, these are the previous owner's pictures and not mine (car still looks the same though). I posted this in the jokes section because it is a non-mopar vehicle and didn't know where else to put it. The car will need some work, but the NADA consumer page puts low retail around $9800, avg. $22,000, and high at $34,000.
Now, I know alot of people are going to fault me for doing this, but I just picked up a 1975 Pontiac Trans Am for the misses. Personally, I like many makes/models of old vehicles. However, with that said, is $4000 too much to have paid for this?
[ame="http://s1013.photobucket.com/albums/af254/classic_cars_kid/1975%20pontiac%20Trans%20Am/"]1975 pontiac Trans Am pictures by classic_cars_kid - Photobucket[/ame]
Please keep in mind, these are the previous owner's pictures and not mine (car still looks the same though). I posted this in the jokes section because it is a non-mopar vehicle and didn't know where else to put it. The car will need some work, but the NADA consumer page puts low retail around $9800, avg. $22,000, and high at $34,000.