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Very nice and clean numbers matching 1979 Pontiac Trans Am. New paint in 2000 to the original color with gold bird decal on hood. Engine, rear end and transmission have had a complete overhaul 2500 miles ago. New bearings and seals in rear end. Brakes have been checked. New rear drive shaft U-joints. Engine upgrades include: MSD ignition box, Hooker competition headers, Edelbrock performer intake, chrome valve covers, and chrome master cylinder. Transmission upgrades include: TCI...

The Pontiac Firebird was built by the Pontiac division of General Motors between 1967 and 2002. The Firebird was introduced the same year as the automaker's platform-sharing model, the Chevrolet Camaro. The long running popularity of the Firebird / Trans AM line saw significant changes in the 2nd generation. 1980 saw the biggest engine changes for the Trans Am. The 301, offered in 1979 as a credit option, was now the standard engine. O p he hot air turbo, and hood mounted shift lights. The exterior of this 1980 Pontiac Trans AM is brilliant white,...

The Firebird has a rich history with automotive enthusiast and spans 35 years of production and reached several generations. In the early 70-s the classic car industry took a major hit to its ego and essentially caused the collapse of the muscle car era, however against GM managers Pontiac engineers persisted and through the 70-s they continues to build and sell big block cars even into the 80-s. The 1979 Pontiac Trans AM holds the record of 116,535 cars sold. Because of ever tightening emissions standards it would seem inevitable that the big block Pontiac would lose its grip in the 3rd generation. This T/A sports a true 6. 6 liter 400 cubic inch Pontiac engine under its shaker hood and scoop and is connected to a correct Borg and Warner T10 4 speed manual transmission. This bird came factory equipped with the WS6 handling...

This Orange beast is turn key and ready to be enjoyed.

Perfect for a collection of any size, this Firebird has a sharp color combo and aggressive looking hood scoop and wheels. The 350 v8 engine and 3 speed Automatic transmission make this piece of Pontiac history a nice driver quality car. The orange paint is in overall good condition and still shines. Many features have been added to add style to this car like the Black American Racing wheels, blacked out window tinting, and black Firebird emblems. Options on this Pontiac include; Cd player, power brakes, power steering, vinyl interior, automatic, Air conditioning, and even heat. This car has just over 70k miles and still runs and drives great. If you are looking for the perfect driver quality car then this is the Pontiac for you.

The Pontiac Firebird is an American automobile built by Pontiac from the 1967 to the 2002 model years. Designed as a pony car to compete with the Ford Mustang, it was introduced February 23, 1967, the same model year as GM's Chevrolet...

This car is for the track only, it does not have a title, it is not street legal. However, if you are looking for a new hobby and have always wanted to go down the quarter mile track in about 11 seconds, this is the car for you! The body is painted in a gloss black with tons of racing decals that makes this car look super sharp. To finish off the curb appeal is Weld Racing wheels with drag radial tires wrapped around them. The interior has all been gutted out and a roll cage has been installed. The normal Pontiac dash, gauges, and steering wheel are all still intact but other than that, it is simply a Summit racing seat with RJS 5 point safety harness and added Autometer tac gauges. The bag of money that was thrown into this car is all in the performance. Powering this beast is a 400 CID bored. 30 over to now a 406 CID V8 and mated to a TH350 3-Speed automatic transmission and pushing the power to the ground through a Moser 9' rear end with 4. 11 gears. Digging into the details of the engine would show you that this...