Topic: Could This Be A Rare Car?

[y88rick]

as i said i found  low mile 79 redbird for only a couple of hundred more than that and it was very sharp but i didnt buy it for status reasons.

[RainMan]

Whatever it is, it sure is ugly.  Even off the factory that car would have looked ugly.  That color reminds me of the way my grandma decorates her house.

^^^ LMFAO

[T/A Tommy]

as i said i found  low mile 79 redbird for only a couple of hundred more than that and it was very sharp but i didnt buy it for status reasons.

ohh... i wonder why noone wants them?

[Hitman]

ohh... i wonder why noone wants them?

1. Because they are just a plain Firebird Esprit.
2. The Light blue is a "Girls" color.

Also, I am not an expert... I am just a specialist.

[T/A Tommy]

ohh... i wonder why noone wants them?

1. Because they are just a plain Firebird Esprit.
2. The Light blue is a "Girls" color.

Also, I am not an expert... I am just a specialist.

Is there really a big difference between an expert and a specialist? Any way i think your an expert compared to me.. LOL...
Yeah i dont like the light blue either...

Tommy

[kentuckyyeti]

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Also, I am not an expert... I am just a specialist.

Is there really a big difference between an expert and a specialist?
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Specialist: One who specializes in transforming old cars into beautiful Trans Ams. 
mathematically speaking: X is Algebraic for "unknown".
Joe the Plumber speaking: a spurt is a "Drip under Pressure"

Therefore an expert must be an unknown drip under pressure.  Brett is a specialist, unless you want to be banned from this site

[y88rick]

lol

[T/A Tommy]

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Also, I am not an expert... I am just a specialist.

Is there really a big difference between an expert and a specialist?

Specialist: One who specializes in transforming old cars into beautiful Trans Ams. 
mathematically speaking: X is Algebraic for "unknown".
Joe the Plumber speaking: a spurt is a "Drip under Pressure"

Therefore an expert must be an unknown drip under pressure.  Brett is a specialist, unless you want to be banned from this site
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AHAH lol... From now on Hitman= Specialist... Thanks for the info Kentuckyyeti...


Tommy

[Rick]

I'm gonna take lumps for saying this, but back in the day the color "bird" cars were considered "girl" cars (albeit by a less kind name).  Many of them were powered by the anemic Buick NA V-6, some of which were even the odd-fire versions (AKA shake-motors).  They were nothing special beyond the trim group, and that was selected with your average 23-25 year old secretary in mind.  It was hardly a performance anything.

Today, 30 years later, with gen 2 Firebirds of any flavor being a rarity on the street, it's a different story.  But back in the day anybody who was serious about performance wouldn't be caught dead in one.  That's not being nasty -- it's just saying how it was back when they were new.

[blue81ta]

You wont take any lumps from me Rick. I remember reading back in the day, that the color "bird" cars were definitely geared toward women.

[Rarebird]

I stand in that same corner with Rick.. I too read "color" bird cars were geared up to sale to women.

[y88rick]

that was actually in an old dealer brochure i used to own gm specifically stated that.

[T/A Tommy]

Thanks for the information guys...



Tommy

[T/A Tommy]

wow the car went for 1,500... i gess thats not to bad..

[y88rick]

the new owner is a fool and the seller is very lucky wish i had that kind of luck with my car on ebay. oh well i will give it one more shot after i do some sprucing to her and if she doesnt sell from then, shes going gold.