1969 RAIV Bird converts

[Rick]

There was one in CT that was sold to someone name Mark in either OH or IN about 3 years ago. It sold for the somewhere in the high 20's. Didn't have the original drivetrain and was in driver condition. Don't remember the
original color or tranny combo.

I could find out the color and tranny if you really want to know.

[yellowjudge]

That was the green one, that I listed. There seems to be 6 of the 17 known so far. The colors listed were of condfirmed cars. I really think these cars are super rare. I don't think alot of people know of their low production figures.

[442w30]

I know Milt Robson has a blue one.

And why do you always have a at the end of your posts?

[yellowjudge]

Yes, Milt does have a blue one. That was one of the 3 I counted. Mine is the silver one. As far as why do I use flags in my post, well I'm a proud American!

[GTO_DON]

WERE ALL PROUD!!!

[yellowjudge]

The more the merrier!!

[GTO_DON]

YOU GOT IT!!!!!

[Chris396]

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Yes, Milt does have a blue one. That was one of the 3 I counted. Mine is the silver one. As far as why do I use flags in my post, well I'm a proud American!

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Pics! We must have them!

[yellowjudge]

Just to illustrate, back in early 2004, I did list that I had a silver RAIV 69 convert.
Now on to the present: Does anyone know of any other ones, besides the ones I've listed. These are really not well known cars, but a truly rare breed. Again, mine is being kept. My 3 yr old litle girl, Alexa has claim to it.

[Johnny Horsepower]

Hey Judgerag, just curious why your profile is not filled out?
Nice cars by the way

Jon