1976 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am

1976 Pontiac Trans Am Little did Pontiac know when they created the Trans Am in 1969 they would be creating one of those cars that would set people's hearts racing for several decades and the late 70s T/As were some of the last holdouts of the original Muscle Car era. Although they admittedly weren't as muscular as their predecessors, they did kick butt on the other competition of the day. With a great balance of horsepower, driving manners, and creature comforts they help to usher in the era of Modern Muscle Cars so prevalent today. Add to that the larger than life personality of Burt Reynolds and the wholesome sex appeal of Sally Field and well the rest is movie history. With the disappointing demise of the Pontiac mark from the GM banner these great looking and fun to drive Trans Ams are becoming the next generation of highly desirable collector cars. Don't miss out on your chance to own one before the market gets so heated up that you will tell your grandkids I had a chance to own one of those once, but I balked and walked. This great TA features the detailed original numbers matching 455 V8 (WX code) with 4V aluminum Edelbrock intake, 4 speed manual Transmission Quick performance 9 inch 3:55 posi rear end effortless Power Steering, with Tilt, Leather Wrapped Wheel, power front disc brakes, and Dual Sport Mirrors Performance Tuned Dual Exhaust with headers and flowmaster style mufflers. Working Air Conditioning converted to R134a Factory Cruise Control Functional Shaker Hood with Screaming Eagle Decal Finished in Freshly Buffed and Waxed Mirror Gloss Blue Metallic. Blue Vinyl Interior Trim Package Full factory Gauge Dash with 8000 rpm tachometer, Distinctive Single Headlight Front End Iconic Pontiac Rally II wheels with P225/70R15 BF Goodrich Raised White Letter Radials Aftermarket Alpine AM/FM stereo with cassette in the dash Factory Fiberglass Rear Deck Spoiler and Body Side Aero Flares Clean and Solid Trunk with mat jack and weatherstripping. And of course it comes with PHS documentation. Here is a fun T/A that looks, runs, and drives great!