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[George Athens]

1979 TA 350 SBC w/4speed Muncie.

Daily driver in Athens, Greece.

 

[Maxthe222]

1979 TA 350 SBC w/4speed Muncie.

Daily driver in Athens, Greece.

With Recaros too
There is apparently one on my family's island in Kos, I have seen a few Firebirds in Greece, I want to buy one for when i'm ever in the country, but isn't the registration massively expensive with a 5.7L engine? What engine and transmission did it have originally? It's interesting to see how heavily customized it's had to get, I'm assuming because of part scarcity there All the ones i've seen in Greece don't seem to have the 6.6L engines.

 

[George Athens]

This one has been registered in Kos at one time c.2006 , it's previous license plate was KXB XXXX , I have this car since 2009 and was purchased as is ...
As for the registration fees it's always has been 250€ per year due to tax exclusion which carries over to all owners of the car.
Another option is to get antique plates which on this car are Free due to it being 45+ years old.
It is very hard to upkeep a car like this in Greece and keep it in such a state. I lived in the states for a decade and I can make the comparisons.
Have a good one

 

[Maxthe222]

This one has been registered in Kos at one time c.2006 , it's previous license plate was KXB XXXX , I have this car since 2009 and was purchased as is ...
As for the registration fees it's always has been 250€ per year due to tax exclusion which carries over to all owners of the car.
Another option is to get antique plates which on this car are Free due to it being 45+ years old.
It is very hard to upkeep a car like this in Greece and keep it in such a state. I lived in the states for a decade and I can make the comparisons.
Have a good one

Wow! What are the chances, might have been the one my uncle owned. There is another black one in Kos, it must run in the family! I will have to ask my uncle about it, I think he still has the original engine for it too!

 

[George Athens]

It works in mysterious ways after all don't it