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With only 1,554 of these Turbo Trans Ams produced, this is one rare bird! Pontiac sure got it right with this version of the Trans Am. With a unique Turbocharged 3. 8 Liter V6 under the hood, this Bird was the best performing since the 455 Super Duties. Pontiac under-rated these boosted T/As at 250 HP and 345 lb ft of torque. These super sixes could get to 60mph in 4. 6 seconds and through the 1/4 mile in 13. 4 seconds. There's no surprise this Trans Am has no problem pacing the 1989 Indianapolis 500. It is rumored that this was the first pace car that needed no performance modifications in order to keep up. They simply installed a light bar and the communication equipment and got it out on the track. This particular example is a well maintained beauty with only a little over 8,500 miles. This car may not have any mechanical modifications but as strong as she is, it don-t need any! The vehicle drives as tightly as you'd expect for such a low...

These 4th generation Firebirds signified a new era of special edition cars. Although the looked identical to the base model Trans Am The white on white color scheme is beautifully highlighted by the bold blue stripe down the center.

Powered by its original 5. 7-liter V8 and a 4-speed automatic transmission. With only 5,100 actual miles, this awesome Pontiac Trans Am is an absolute pleasure to drive. Drop the automatic convertible top, and let the sunshine in. This is the perfect sporty daily driver or weekend cruiser, and reliable enough to take you from coast to coast without worry. This 1999 Pontiac Trans Am would make a great edition to any collection. Let it ride!

Options on this 1999 Firebird Formula Trans Am include: AC, AM/FM Radio, Cassette,...

This is one of the most iconic cars out there'79 Pontiac Trans Am body style is well known from Smokey and the Bandit. The well recognized black with gold accents for the exterior with gold and black interior. Powered by a 455 Oldsmobile Engine with a recent rebuild by Butler Performance and a TH350 transmission. The subframe engine and aprons have been powder coated, along with front and rear suspension rebuild. The long tube headers and exhaust lets its presence be known on the street. This vehicle has been fully restored and Its more than ready to be on the road. HISTORY: all American Pontiac Firebird is built from 1967-2002. It was designed as a muscle car to compete with the mercury cougar and Dodge Challengers. The name 'Firebird' was also previously used by GM for the General Motors Firebird 1950s and early 1960s concept cars. This 1979 is in the category of 2nd Generation for the Pontiac Firebirds. This Pontiac was its own featured car known as the Black Trans Am Special Edition 'Y84'. Which is rare since others are put in categories with other Pontiacs. This one is in its own. You can differentiate this...

An all new Pontiac Firebird was introduced for 1970 and represented a new high for Pontiac styling. The front bumper and grille were molded out of Endura rubber and were painted the same color as the car to give it a bumperless appearance. The sides sported rounded full wheel cut outs without any extra trim (the Camaro had more squared off wheel cut outs). The suspension was revised and a rear stabilizer bar was added. The Firebird lineup was reduced from six to four, and the convertible was eliminated. At the top was the Trans Am, which was fitted with air dams across the bottom of the front and in front of the wheels. A large decklid spoiler and small spoilers in front of the rear wheels completed the package. These aero pieces were claimed to generate 50 pounds of downforce on the front and rear of the car at highway speeds. The Trans Am featured one of the best tuned suspensions of any car (including the Corvette) and its European styling gave it instant class. The Trans Am was now available in either Polar White or Lucent Blue, with contrasting stripes, a relatively modest bird stencil at the tip of...

This Starlight Black beauty is only on its 2nd owner, and has only traveled 73,361 actual miles in its life. According to horsepowermemories(dot)com, '. the 1977 Trans Am Special Edition was the most popular of all the special editions because of the movie Smokey and the Bandit. Burt Reynolds- name may have been on the marquis, but the Trans Am Special Edition was the star of the show. Let-s turn back the clock 40 years and see why the 1977 Firebird Trans Am Special Edition is one of the most sought after muscle cars from the 1970s.

The 1977 Firebird Trans Am Special Edition is easily identified by its Starlight Black paint, gold striping, gold grille inserts, and gold accented snowflake wheels. Other standard equipment includes a rear decklid spoiler, dual chrome splitter exhaust extensions, and front air dam. The interior features a gold engine-turned instrument bezel, gold-accented steering wheel, and red Firebird emblems.

Pontiac offered three engines in the 1977 Trans Am Special Edition. First up was the L80 Oldsmobile 403 V8. This engine was primarily used in California and other high altitude locations. It was rated at 185 horsepower and 320 foot-pounds of torque. Second was the L78 Pontiac...