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This Trans Am is finished in gloss black paint with painted gold decals and pin striping. The rising Phoenix or 'Screaming Chicken' (whichever you choose to call it) stands proud on the hood of this classic Trans Am. Pontiac produced a special edition Trans Am in 1976 to celebrate its 50th Anniversary, it featured the same black and gold treatment. This particular Trans Am is not a Special Edition, but it sure does look good with this paint scheme and wheels. Originally this 76' Trans Am featured a 400 CID V8, but in 1979 the 400 was swapped out for a 455 CID V8 that was donated from a 1971 GTO. The 455 was bored to 468 CID, and was blueprinted and balanced. A TH350 automatic transmission with a 2,400 converter transfers the power to the 12 bolt Posi-Trac rear end that houses 3. 50 gears. The odometer reads 47,789, which is believed to be the actual mileage on the car. The rebuilt engine is believed to have approximately 15k-20k miles on it. Options for...

Pontiac produced 7,500 10th Anniversary T/A's. The only option you had was powertrain, you could either get a 400 CID V8 with a 4-speed manual transmission, or a 403 CID V8 with an automatic transmission, all other options/features came standard. This one is powered by the 6. 6 403 which was recently rebuilt and includes Comp Cams full roller cam, lifters and rockers for added durability and smoother performance. The 10 Anniversary Trans Am features a distinctive silver charcoal paint, T-Tops with silver tint glass, rare leather interior in silver, and the heavy duty WS6 handling package complete with never used before Turbo Alloy wheels. The front and rear end was restyled in 1979 and the 10th Anniversary cars received their own special -screaming chicken- hood decal which extended off the hood and on to the fenders. This beautiful example features the original 403 CID and automatic transmission. The transmission was also rebuilt and has approximately 1,000 miles on it since being rebuilt. The silver leather interior on this Trans Am shows very well, and has little to no signs of wear over the years. The odometer reads 60,632, which is believed to be the actual mileage on car. Included with...

Upon first glance, everybody's first to notice the bird on the hood which is exactly what it has always been known for. This Silver beauty is a very original car and has just over 52,000 actual miles on the clock which means she still has plenty of life left in her. This Trans Am is equipped with the numbers matching engine which was the standard that Pontiac offered in the Trans Am in 1975, a 6. 6L 400CID V8 powerhouse! This powerful engine is paired to a smooth shifting 3-Speed automatic TH 350 transmission. This is a very original, survivor that has only had minimal restoration including one re-paint that will receive its praise no matter what road you decide to take. The freshly waxed Brilliant Silver paint is undoubtedly the most appealing color on the Pontiac Trans Am. This monster also has a super clean Bright Red interior that almost looks and feels new. This specific Trans...

The Pontiac Firebird Trans Am has a special place in American muscle car history. The second generation of the vehicle sold between 1970 and 1981 featured several styling and power plant changes from year to year. 1979 marked a fairly significant turning point for the iconic brand as it was the last year Pontiac offered its large-displacement engines. The 301 cid V8 was offered as credit option L37 in 1979 and became the standard issue for all Trans Am models the following year. Gateway Milwaukee is proud to present this Mayan Red, one owner survivor L37 equipped Firebird Trans Am. This smooth running, numbers matching, V8 powerplant is mated to a 4-Speed manual close ratio transmission. The owner states 29,962 original miles! Upgrades include a true dual exhaust...