1977 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Coupe 2-door 6.6l on 2040-cars
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
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Let your hair down, close your eyes and imagine you are making a run from Texarakana to Georgia in this 1977 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am with the T-Tops off. This is a rare opportunity for you to own a vehicle that is from an era when Jimmy Carter was president, COORS was the beer to drink, a gallon of gas was 66 cents, and the average price of a home was $54,000. This particular Trans Am is not a museum piece but one that has been beautifully restored to be driven. The previous owner had installed a brand new crate PONTIAC 402 cu in V8, a brand new Turbo 350 Automatic Transmission, a new torque converter, an aftermarket temperature gauge, along with too many other numerous new parts to restore this vehicle to its past glory.
This vehicle is a 8.5 out of 10 in terms of its condition as been assessed by numerous Trans Am enthusiasts. We want people to know that you will be proud to have this vehicle in your garage, part of your collection or driven on the weekends for fun but is not one that is necessarily a museum piece.
This vehicle has all the original Body by Fisher body panels with matching vins. It was produced in Norwood, Ohio on January 22nd, 1977 per the body. This vehicle is also free of Bondo and only has one rust spot on the passenger door the size of a nickel. Otherwise, this vehicle is free of rust throughout the rest of the body. In regards to the mileage, that is what the odometer currently reads but we cannot 100% guarantee it is actual.
We bought this vehicle from a local car collector who had multiple Trans Ams in his garage and was wanting to sell this one as he had his eye on another toy to add to his collection.
To give you an idea of who we are, Pikes Peak Automotive Group is a small used car dealerhsip in Colorado Springs that sells vehicles old to newer. Reputation is extremely important to us so we are trying to be as forth coming as possible with the info we have gathered from the original seller along with information given to us by the many Trans Am collectors and fans that have come and seen the car in person. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions and we will do our best to answer them.
In regards to shipping, we are willing to ship anywhere at the buyers expense. We will release the vehicle for shipping after we have received certified funds or a wire transfer and the funds have cleared.
We appreciate you spending the time to look at this vehicle and we feel very confident you will be very satisfied with your purchase.
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