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Built with performance in mind, this 10th Anniversary Trans Am is just begging to be driven, cruised in, and shown at local car shows! This numbers matching bird has only 84,925 miles and has the L78 6. 6L 400 CID V-8 with the Borg Warner T-10 4-speed manual transmission; making it one of 1,817. The exterior is a scheme you'll only find on the 10th anniversary edition, with a two-tone silver paint job, the legendary Phoenix plastered on the hood, and red/black striping. This particular Phoenix was special to the 10th anniversarys, as it extended all the way out to the side of both 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 unleash the beast within and let it rip! Take off the mirrored T-tops and you'll have the wind blowing through your hair and whisking away all your cares and worries. The turbo style rally wheels are a staple of classic Pontiacs and can be found on this gorgeously kept T/A. The interior is original and gorgeous with special silver leather interior. This car even...

In 1935 General Motors began dramatically changing its Pontiac styling defining the line for more than twenty years. Called 'The Streak', Pontiac styling took dramatic changes including up and over bands of chrome and a waterfall grille that stretched backward along the center of hood to the base of the hood. Also, in 1937 the Pontiac sedans wheel- base was stretched by 5 inches to 117 inches making it one of the roomiest cars available. Changes that obviously excited the general public, as the 1937 Pontiac Sedan saw sales production numbers increase to 179,244 units sold.

Our 1937 Pontiac 2 door Sedan has kept all its integrity of the era while being restored with all the modern amenities. Under the hood is a Pontiac 400 CID V-8 attached to an automatic transmission. The entire drivetrain is from a 1967 Pontiac GTO. It is combination of power and speed that will make any road trip memorable. Modern options are many which include, power steering, power brakes, vintage air, power windows, tilt wheel, and an AM/FM/CD player.

The exterior of this Pontiac is painted in an attractive orange paint accented by stainless steel...

Nothing says performance louder off the bat like the Trans Am when it comes to Pontiac. The Trans Am which is easier to say that it's a Firebird on steroids, has always been among a few American cars that helped raise the bar back in the day to inspire how fast cars are made today. This Pontiac features a 6. 6-liter/400 cubic inch V8 under the hood which supplies tire punishing power through a Muncie 4-speed manual transmission giving you the full feel of what it means to be behind the wheel of a classic performance car. The top of this legendary engine peers through to make a shaker hood on this car which is coated in a matching blue to the stripe going down the center of the car. The blue contrasts gorgeously against the pure white overall exterior of the Trans Am which has been repainted after completely being stripped down and done up properly. This gives the car a classic but very fresh look that will be...

This 1967 Firebird is an absolute eye-catcher! Upon its release in 1967, the Pontiac Firebird was a success allowing it to flourish in the muscle car market with its Camaro cousin.

Under the hood of this Firebird is an impressive 326 CID V8 that is believed to be numbers matching. This potent V8 is matted to a smooth shifting 2-speed automatic transmission. The 326 CID V8 has retains its performance with several fresh parts. These new parts consist of new 650 Carburetor, thermostat, intake manifold, radiator, master cylinder, water pump, spark plugs, and of course fresh brakes for safety. This Firebird is sporting Nordic Blue paint, which is the original color on this Pontiac muscle car.

The interior is just as nice as the exterior on this beautiful convertible with very well-presented black vinyl bucket seats and a floor shift console. One of the most impressive options for this Firebird is the power convertible top which makes for a comfortable ride. It even has power steering and power brakes. It is rare to find a late 60's model vehicle with power options like this. The original appearance of this...

After being assembled in the factory during the fall of 1967 the car was then sent to Price Frederick Motor Co. in Maryland. The car was then sold from there in December of 1968. The original owner kept the car up until 1994 when it was sold to a gentleman in Virginia. The second owner enjoyed the car until December of 2005 when the 3rd owner purchased the car. The 3rd owner gave it a frame off restoration before selling it to the current owner back in 2012. The 4th owner enjoyed it for the past 7 years, but know it is time for another lucky person to get behind the wheel of this beauty! The current odometer reads only 98,595 miles and is believed to be actual miles.

The 2nd and 3rd owner put some work into the car to get it into the shape it is today. The second owner had the engine rebuilt by a professional name Jim Taylor out of Virginia. We believe the engine to be original to the car and is a YS code. The rebuild kept the Compression ratio stock at 10. 75 to 1. He replaced the camshaft and intake with the Torquer...