Hitman's Pontiac Trans Am Forum
Trans Am Photos => Trans Am Photos => Topic started by: y88rick on January 04, 2009, 08:21:35 AM
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she got cleaned up a little bit and it was kind of sunny today so i pulled her outside
(http://www.78ta.com/gallery2/main.php/d/11468-1/Resize+1.jpg)
(http://www.78ta.com/gallery2/main.php/d/11471-1/resize2.jpg)
(http://www.78ta.com/gallery2/main.php/d/11399-1/1979+ta+interior.jpg)
(http://www.78ta.com/gallery2/main.php/d/11602-1/P1031129.JPG)
(http://www.78ta.com/gallery2/main.php/d/11605-1/P1031130.JPG)
(http://www.78ta.com/gallery2/main.php/d/11587-1/79+ta+outside+front.JPG)
(http://www.78ta.com/gallery2/main.php/d/11590-1/P1031124.JPG)
(http://www.78ta.com/gallery2/main.php/d/11593-1/P1031126.JPG)
(http://www.78ta.com/gallery2/main.php/d/11596-1/P1031127.JPG)
(http://www.78ta.com/gallery2/main.php/d/11599-1/P1031128.JPG)
(http://www.78ta.com/gallery2/main.php/d/11608-1/P1031131.JPG)
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That looks great. I love that color combo on a 79. Nice ride and nice car. Gotta love the 79.
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nice.
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sweet ride.
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yeah dude, the color combo you and i have is not very common. at least thats what i've noticed. the rare times i see a nocturn blue t/a, it usually has black interior. :)
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Very nice. I love the color combo too. :) 8)
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very nice looking,and i too love that color combo.
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Nice ride Rick. She really shines in the sun!!!
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thanks guys i thought you would like these ones a little better and thanks again rainman for downsizing my crappy pics lol
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Well these are a better view of your 79 ,as was said it's a very nice find!
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The pics are very good rick i would not touch this car either. Keep it nice and clean then sell when things get better, then buy the dream car you want.
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That is one nice looking T/A. I agree with the guys, that combo looks sharp...very classy.
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HOT A s s t/a i would love to own it but can never afored my self to own one right off that is in that magnatote sorry iam not good at spelling but da mn it looks good but my love is for the 77 to 78 bodys but would drive that all day long no matter what any one said
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I added more pics for you photo hungry guy's to enjoy. that sunny day was a great day for me to clean her up and take a really good look at it and realize holy crap i got a good deal and it was cheaper than i paid for my old y88 to boot so i cannot complain at all. i think this one was a really nice find for me. with it only having 40,048 miles, i hope to stay in that range for a period of 10 years but i have a bad feeling it will break that barrier this summer lol
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Very very nice. Every time a see a Nocturne Blue with Camel interior it makes me want to finish my car even more. I laughed at the shaker pic then cried as I've got a big notch where its been rubbing.
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very nice ride, wish mine looked that good already
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Looking good Rick, I love seeing those Hurst ball shifters.... However, Might I suggest something... I noticed you are carring around a lot of keys on your ring and using it in your ignition switch... thats a lot of weight your applying to your tumblers inside the switch... I have replaced a lot of switches because I use to carry around a lot of keys on one ring as well... I had more house keys made that way what ever car I took I always had a house key and that there was a minimal number of keys to reduce the stress on the switch to prevent premature wear..... Just a litle friendly input
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thanks for that tip virgil. i do have too many keys and the downer, I use every single one of them. If I could, I'd throw some away but I'm going to think of a way to break them down into sections to make that happen. i dont want to help destroy things. for years i had 3 keys my car and house. then i bought too many cars and got married and got keys to office and others homes poof, too many keys.
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I have a large collection myself ( house, utility buildings, toolboxes, and then there are the ones for work) so what I done was removed all keys that are house and car related and made about 7 more house entry keys, each car got its own seperate ring and a house entry key ( this is where its nice to have all your house door keys keyed alike) was added and a "Fob/Charm" that identified each car. As for other keys around the house were put on a seperate larger ring as well a sperete ring for work. As for the "Fob/Charm" choose one thats light in weight
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not a bad idea. I wonder if i can get away with remembering to grab the ones needed for work/ (most important) crap speaking of gotta go have a great day crap
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I have a large collection myself ( house, utility buildings, toolboxes, and then there are the ones for work) so what I done was removed all keys that are house and car related and made about 7 more house entry keys, each car got its own seperate ring and a house entry key ( this is where its nice to have all your house door keys keyed alike) was added and a "Fob/Charm" that identified each car. As for other keys around the house were put on a seperate larger ring as well a sperete ring for work. As for the "Fob/Charm" choose one thats light in weight
What I've done is to separate my vehicle keys from my "other" keys, and just grab the keys to the car I'm taking along with the obligatory second ring with the "other" keys on it. It's real handy when you have to drop off a vehicle for service, loan it to someone, or have it valet parked. You only give up the keys to the vehicle, not the keys you need to get in everywhere else.
Plus, if you get 'jacked, you don't give up your house keys to the BG. ;)
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They should have made an S/E using the dark blue and camel colors since they discontinued the Gold S/E for 1979. Very nice combination.