The Photo and Image Archives

	341. "Yes, I have another new Pacer. A 1979 coupe. 29,000 original miles. It's a beaut and I always wanted a '79. Just missing a/c. We bring wonder and merriment all over." -Jon Eisen Jon's previous Pacers can be viewed here and here. Submitted 9 May 2004.
	342. Dial's "Bars and Cars" Sweepstakes gave away a pair of Pacers as its first prize. Thanks to Bob Wilson for the image.
	343. Fernando Callao sent these pictures of two abandoned Pacers (one of them obviously missing an engine) in Vicuņa City, Chile. Submitted 12 May 2004.
	344. Another Pacer in Chile, photographed by Fernando Callao. Submitted 14 May 2004.
	345. A bicentennial edition Pacer, photographed in Kenosha by Eddie Stakes. "The car was a daily driver used for a insurance company. Really neat to see them do something like that, as it captures your attention really quickly -- a great rolling billboard." -Eddie Stakes Submitted 22 May 2004.
	346. "Here is a photo of an original owner, low mile 1977 Pacer wagon I bought at the Houston AutoRama auction about 1993. It is a factory vinyl roof vehicle. Not a whole lot of Pacer owners opted for the vinyl roof. The car went through the auction at the Astrodome Autorama, was a original owner and no one bid on it for starting bid of $600; I guess mainly to the auctioneers jumping up and down on the front and rear bumpers yelling 'Wayne's World!!' at the top of their lungs. Who would want to bid on something like that? Well, me. But not then, I waited until the car had been run thru the auction two days in a row with no bids, then went up to the office and asked the promoter if he would consider $600 for it, he didn't bat a eye and said, 'hell, yes' and I was the new owner of a mint 77 Pacer wagon, 258, AT, AC, PS, PDB, tint, tilt, towing package, AM/FM, sport rims, vinyl roof. I drove it from 62K to 70K miles before selling it for $2500 to a fellow in Tennessee." -Eddie Stakes Submitted 25 May 2004.
	347. "[This car] was for sale at a Corpus Christi, TX car lot, had a 4x4 Blaser frame and drivetrain under it. Quite a bird, for sale for I believe $2500 at that time, not sure what ever happened to it, but it sure caught attention." -Eddie Stakes Submitted 25 May 2004.
	348. Tennesseean Arthur Carney's two Pacers: He purchased the yellow '77 coupe in '93 for $400, and the red '78 wagon in '96 for $100. Submitted 1 September 1998.
	349. The dash plaque from Cactus Classic 1, the regional AMO car show held by Cactus Cruisers (Arizona's AMO chapter) in April 2000. Designed by Pacer owner Eric Groskopf -- his Pacer appears in the image. Submitted April 2000.
	350. "The gray Pacer is the one we took on the Hot Rod Power Tour 2002 this summer. The interior shot shows the custom console molded in fiberglass. (It even has cupholders!) I hope to paint the gold one a bright yellow. Everyone thinks I'm nuts. Oh, well..." -Lewis Tommaso Submitted 14 October 2002.