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Introduced in the same year as it's GM cousin, the Chevrolet Camaro, the Firebird was another pony car in the race initially started by the Ford Mustang. Pontiac brought to the game a similar Coke-Bottle shape to the Camaro, but with a unique integrated chrome grill and bumper. The Firebird came with a lineup of engines to choose from. Options ranged from a mundane 230 CID Inline 6 cylinder to a fire breathing Ram Air 400 CID V8. The mid range was a 326 CID V8 which was a nice choice for affordable horsepower. This particular example features the original 326 CID V8 which sports a 2 barrel carburetor. The original transmission would've been a 2 speed automatic transmission, which has been swapped out with a much more exciting 4 speed manual. It's tough to beat a bright red convertible muscle car with a 4 speed. The interior is clean black vinyl which is in great shape. The car is believed to be on just its third owner and was fully restored by...

Numbers matching and having the original window sticker, this bird has been kept original and documented. With an actual 58,289 miles, it's broken in and ready to rock AND roll! This beauty 1979 Pontiac Trans Am for sale is built with a 403 cubic inch big block Pontiac V8. This big block beauty is the epitome of Pontiac muscle, with a rumble that burbles with a deep bass, letting you know who's Boss! Backed by an automatic transmission, nothing is quite as fun as running through the gears in this big block 79' Trans Am for sale. With power steering and power brakes, this Pontiac moves side-to-side and stops just as well as it moves forward! The exterior is a scheme you'll only find on the 10th anniversary edition, with a two-tone silver paint job, with the legendary Phoenix plastered on the hood. This particular bird was special to the 10th anniversary's, as they extended all the way out to the front fenders. This 1979 Pontiac Trans-Am for sale is a true representation of late 70s muscle cars! The shaker hood rumbles at the tap of the throttle and begs you to let the beast within loose. Take off the T-tops...

The front bumper has been replaced with the front end of a 1973 Trans Am giving this car what I believe is a much better look. So you may ask yourself, go ahead, why put a 1973 front end on a 1974 Trans Am? Well the story behind this car is that Dad told his daughter, you and I will build any car you like just as long as you do your best in school. So she wanted a 1973, they found a 1974 and made it look like a -73 and that-s just the beginning. This car was well thought out and put together and the end result is a great driving car that is a notch or two better than it was when it was new. Let-s start under the hood because, well, why not? Under the hood is the legendary Pontiac 455 V8, this one was removed and taken to Grimes Automotive Machine shop where it was cleaned, Machined and improved upon, ( I couldn-t find another word to rhyme ) Of course then painted blue. Backing this torque monster is none other than the turbo 400 3 speed automatic transmission This one has a fresh rebuild on...

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This Pontiac drop top is ready to hit the road and shown off! Under the hood of this little beast is a bold 350 CID V8. It has been linked up to a smooth shifting Automatic transmission. It is very well optioned with, AM/FM/Cassette radio, CD player, power brakes, power steering, seat belts, vinyl interior, and raised white letter radial tires on rally wheels! This car runs and drives great and looks even better in it-s stunning green paint with black vinyl interior. The rally wheels and 350 emblems on the hood really give this Firebird a muscle car look. The Firebird is the sister car to the Chevrolet Camaro and as Camaros continue to climb in value, people are discovering these Firebirds are a bargain in comparison! Just as with the Camaro, 1967 is...