Pontiac Firebird Trans Am (1976)
for sale
Price: US $16,000.00
Price: US $16,000.00
This is REALLY an amazing numbers matching 455 manual Trans
Am. I DID verify the matching numbers by reading the numbers on the block, IT IS MATCHING NUMBERS!!!! It is NOT a 50th Anniversary BUT decorated as one. Black with
the 50th Anniversary graphics, from the licensed Phoenix Graphix.
The correct hood bird, called the screaming chicken, have the multiple gold
variations, and included the correct font for the graphics. Again NOT a 50th
Anniversary but the 50th did not have any mechanical differences, ONLY the graphics and gold interior steering wheel, dash, and wheels which were
secured from donor 50th Anniversary cars.
This is NOT a lame 200hp out of the box Trans Am. It has Ram
Air III intake and exhaust, crane cam shaft I believe it is a 287 but could be
wrong, true dual exhaust, Richmond 5 speed tranny. I have not had it dyno’d but
it’s got to be approaching 400hp, but no guarantee on that. I don’t race it, never have, so a dyno was not important to me. But I have driven other 76, 77, and 78’s and this one smokes them. As for the 80’s Trans Ams I have never had
interest in getting in them.
The car has 76, 000 miles on the vehicle and the engine work
was done about 17, 000 miles ago, speedo reset to 0 when done, had 59, 000 when
work was done, title has the miles as ACTUAL and 76, 000 miles. NO dash cracks, seats were redone about 7 years ago and I only drive it to cars shows in
Scottsdale, AZ. No center console, I took that out as I prefer the leg room. I
no longer have it as I had no intention of selling the car and probably still
won’t unless this auction produces a buyer. No sagging headliner and has the
original spare and jack and wheels. No trim rings. To match the 50th
Anniversary I did get the gold wheel, not a repro an authentic, and also an
authentic dash, both from donor 50th Anniversary cars. The hose has
the correct 50th Anniversary emblem but that is a repro from Year
One. The seats are also a repro kit from Year One.
I did NOT cut into the hood scoop, it is solid. I never
liked the spoilers on the fenders but I do have them.I also have the original build sheet and books that came with the car.
Flaws, the back bumper, has some spidering. Carpet should be
stretched, would benefit with adding more modern brakes, especially rear disc
would be a great additive, but they do work fine. Radio is after market, but a
very cool radio from Sony. Installed correctly but I did not install it to know
if any cutting was done but it is firmly in place. The glove box has a multi CD
changer. Replacement globe boxes are easily available on eBay if you want to
take it out and make use of the glove box. Tires, although plenty of tread
left, if you are using this to drive on highways or daily tires that are 8
years old should be replaced. Like I said I drive it every 4-6 weeks to local
car shows on surface streets 15 miles each way. I would change the wheels due
to age if I were you. I will help with up to $800 in shipping if it sells with buy it now. I HIGHLY recommend that you use one of the services to have it test driven and inspection report sent before you buy it if you can't test drive it for yourself.
update: 2016-02-26
Condition: | Used | VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): | 2W87W6N595408 |
Year: | 1976 | Exterior Color: | Black |
Make: | Pontiac | Interior Color: | Black |
Model: | Firebird | Number of Cylinders: | 8 |
Trim: | Coup | Transmission: | Manual |
Engine: | 455 | Vehicle Title: | Clear |
Drive Type: | RWD | Options: | CD Player |
Mileage: | 76,000 | For Sale By: | Owner |
Sub Model: | Trans Am |