1973 SD455 Formula 1 of 43
 

Not mine!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/223699589679?ul_noapp=true


It's an Ascot Silver automatic. One of 10 in that color of the 43 produced. (this was the most common color, if there can be such a thing on a 1 of 43 built car)

33 automatic cars:

Ascot silver=9
Cameo white=8
Admiralty blue=5
Florentine red=3
Burma brown=2
Golden olive =1
Bucaneer red=1
Verdant green=1
Valencia gold=1
Brewster green=1
Navajo orange=1


10 four-speed cars:

Florentine red=4
Admiralty blue=2
Cameo white=1
Bucaneer red=1
Ascot silver=1
Porcelain blue=1

Purdy!

Yup. It was a conservative looking silver they had back then. Not the bright "pop" of a modern silver hue. But it looks to be a nice example.

According to the SD455 Registry, it is VIN 142666 with around 77,000 miles on it back in 2011. Originally sold in California by the dealer Warren Simpson Pontiac.

I saw one of these in red at Floyd Garret's museum Sunday. Had a Quick Silver shifter installed in it.

Back in the day, Hurst and B&M made some cool bolt-in upgraded shifters that fit directly into the console. I'd love to put one in my Gramma's car one of these days.

Love SD Formulas!!:Can-I-Have-It:

Shop Vac included at BIN price.

Did you notice the Plasti-Color floormats? They are the same Firebird set (different color) as the ones in my Gramma's car. I found an NOS set on ebay recently after searching for decades.

https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthre...113621&page=28

Love them, great driving cars …… price is very optimistic. Always surprised when someone is asking top dollar that they don't spend a little time cleaning up the car, vacuum etc and take some nice pictures.

Best of luck with sale, it is an awesome car.

And topping off the gas tank too.