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T/A challenger survivor #2078278
05/22/16 02:43 PM
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I am sure it's a known car but figured I would post. I seen it at a car show in my home town original owner one repaint in 71, motor never out!! Super nice lady owner! I could not stop looking at it !!!!really cool car!

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Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: artie717] #2078332
05/22/16 04:40 PM
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Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: artie717] #2078483
05/22/16 10:42 PM
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Nice..Blue with a blue interior is my favorite color combo


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Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: artie717] #2078906
05/23/16 04:45 PM
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Caldwell, Idaho
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What a sweet car,

Where those engine compartment braces an option?

Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: artie717] #2078911
05/23/16 04:51 PM
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Very nice! Any idea why it had a paint job so early on?!?!


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Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: 67R/T4speeder] #2079165
05/24/16 01:53 AM
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Valley of the sun, AZ
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Originally Posted By 67R/T4speeder
What a sweet car,

Where those engine compartment braces an option?


No. those brace bars are not original on a Trans am car ( T/A or AAR). When those bars were introduced on the NASCAR racers in the late '60's they were referred to as P.I.T.A. bars (pain in the ass) because they were always in the way.

Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: 70B5Cuda] #2079225
05/24/16 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted By 70B5Cuda
Very nice! Any idea why it had a paint job so early on?!?!


My guess would be accident. Same as my car. It's 100% original but was in accident back in the day and had to be repainted.

Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: Tempest] #2079260
05/24/16 11:16 AM
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If you look close it looks like it has and '72 up inner fender on the drivers side and maybe no fender tags. That repair probably led to the repaint.

Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: 2JcodeChargers] #2079269
05/24/16 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted By 2JcodeChargers
Originally Posted By 67R/T4speeder
What a sweet car,

Where those engine compartment braces an option?


No. those brace bars are not original on a Trans am car ( T/A or AAR). When those bars were introduced on the NASCAR racers in the late '60's they were referred to as P.I.T.A. bars (pain in the ass) because they were always in the way.

haha thanks

Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: 67R/T4speeder] #2079686
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I don't think the whole car was painted just tops of fenders ,trunk lid ,tops of 1/4's engine was never out. I did not see any evidence of any body reapairs .

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Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: artie717] #2080987
05/26/16 11:24 PM
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Nice but that driver's side inner fender does not look right.


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Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: artie717] #2081005
05/26/16 11:58 PM
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OH OH, you showed the plate... Flippers are all over it by now..

Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: minivan] #2082471
05/29/16 08:17 PM
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Survivors are awesome -- cool car !

Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: jeff968] #2087623
06/07/16 10:55 AM
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It's the bolt(rusty) on the inner fender next to the battery. My early 71 had the inner fender replaced (in the late 70s) and the replacement came with the battery hold down bolt hole just like that one. I believe the battery hold down inner fender came later in 1971?

Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: 71vert340] #2088243
06/08/16 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted By 71vert340
It's the bolt(rusty) on the inner fender next to the battery. My early 71 had the inner fender replaced (in the late 70s) and the replacement came with the battery hold down bolt hole just like that one. I believe the battery hold down inner fender came later in 1971?


Inner fender well replacement is never a good thing.


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Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: artie717] #2091623
06/14/16 06:34 AM
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Cool TA

Re: T/A challenger survivor [Re: artie717] #2103305
07/03/16 11:08 PM
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Looks like orange over spray on the idle stop solenoid, that is not factory.







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