Although I know this is an Olds site, here are some photos of a '75 Pontiac Trans Am that I restored and have sold just this week (after 8 months of trying!) The photos show the restoration process and includes a couple of photos of other cars I own including a '69 Cutalss S (which I also plan to sell) and a '71 442 (green then-now white, like the one I ordered new back in '71).
Here are the photos:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/35248680@N03

 

nice T/A

pretty rare one,you don't see many without a/c.

i worked at a Pontiac dealer back in 78,almost every frigging T/A came off the truck with no radio in them.the prep dept. had to put them in.
we never got a 4 speed,every frigging one was an automatic.

i cant remember why they didnt come with radios,but we didnt mind,it was work.

 

Nice body work! You did a really nice job on the doors. Hope you got enough to make it worth your time.

 

Probaly becaue they would get stolen in transit??

Nice job on the TA

 

very nice!

thanks for sharing,gonna foward this to my Brother,he's restoring a t/a.

 

I made a profit on the car. However, only if I discount my labor down to about nothing. I enjoy working on these old cars, trying to get them back to how they were originally manufactured. I would say it is especially tough for anyone to try to make a reasonable profit when buying a car such as this and then attempting to restore it to a fairly high standard.

 

Some very nice cars there.
I happen to be a big 74-76 t/a fan. My dad has a 76 (since 81) and I'd love a 74 (first choice) or 75 4 speed car. Actually, when I was looking for a project, a 74-76 was my first pick.
That is a very nice job you did on that car. Lots of time, money, and effort in that one from the looks of it.
Here's my dad's car:
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Nice car and nice job on the resto. One of my friends had a 77 with a big block in it. It was one fast car. Thanks for sharing.

 

Good work!!!