1979 Pontiac Trans Am New Paint Mayan Red 403 Never Rusted Orig Trans/motor 104k on 2040-cars

US $16,500.00

Year:1979 Mileage:104400 Color: MAYAN RED /
CARMINE RED

Location:

Litchfield, Maine, United States

1979 Pontiac TRANS AM New Paint Mayan Red 403 Never Rusted Orig Trans/Motor 104k, US $16,500.00, image 1

1979 Pontiac TRANS AM New Paint Mayan Red 403 Never Rusted Orig Trans/Motor 104k, US $16,500.00, image 2

1979 Pontiac TRANS AM New Paint Mayan Red 403 Never Rusted Orig Trans/Motor 104k, US $16,500.00, image 3

1979 Pontiac TRANS AM New Paint Mayan Red 403 Never Rusted Orig Trans/Motor 104k, US $16,500.00, image 4

1979 Pontiac TRANS AM New Paint Mayan Red 403 Never Rusted Orig Trans/Motor 104k, US $16,500.00, image 5

1979 Pontiac TRANS AM New Paint Mayan Red 403 Never Rusted Orig Trans/Motor 104k, US $16,500.00, image 6

1979 Pontiac TRANS AM New Paint Mayan Red 403 Never Rusted Orig Trans/Motor 104k, US $16,500.00, image 7

Transmission:Automatic
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:6.6L 403Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller

VIN: 2W87K9N189374 Year: 1979
Make: Pontiac
Model: Firebird
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: Trans Am Coupe 2-Door
Options: Decor Package, 8-Track Cassette, Dual Exhaust, CB RADIO, Tilt Wheel, 403 6.6 Litre Motor, Automatic Transmission
Drive Type: RWD
Safety Features: Locking Steering Wheel
Mileage: 104,400
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Sub Model: Coupe 6.6 Litre
Exterior Color: MAYAN RED
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: CARMINE RED
Number of Cylinders: 8

Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ...

Hello There, I have this Gorgeous 1979 Trans Am with the 403 6.6 Litre Engine and Automatic Transmission...It's 98% Restored and the only things it needs is to have the Fan Blower for the AC Checked then charged, the 8-Track Player looked at as it plays fast, but it Does Work...And new seat covers (the last pic is before the New Interior Door Panels were installed...The car was finished in August of 2012, I parked it in the Fall and those are the only things that I didn't have time to address....The List of Things I've done to or installed in the car are as follows, in no particular order:

-New Professional Paint (technically Torch Red in today's Dupont Formula)
-New Decal Package and Correct 6.6 Litre Hood Scoop Decal-(Phoenix Graphix)

-New Body to Spoiler Gaskets then painted separately with rubberized compound (avoids flaking between body and spoiler, and same was done to the front and rear bumpers)

-Driver's Seat Track replaced

-Driver's Side "Female" End Floor Seat Belt Clip-In was replaced with Great Used one and correct GM moniker
-New Dual Exhaust "Pypes" Dual Chrome Splitter Ends
-New Chrome Sun-Visor Brackets (2) (Eckler Firebirds)
-New Carpet
-New Headliner
-New Interior Pre-Assembled Door Panels
-New Interior Door Handle Black and Chrome Cups/Escutcheons
-New Exterior Door Handle Mayan Red Tapes (Performance Years)
-New Interior Remote Mirror Handle Bezel
-New Correct Interior Door Lock/Unlock Pulls (2)
-New Automatic Console Black Shifter Plate
-New Front Windshield
-New Rear Mesh Deck Tray-Carmine Red
-New A/C Interior Chrome Vents: Under Steering Wheel and on Glove Compartment
-New Front Bumper Pontiac Symbol Crest
-New Correct Molded (not a roll) Weather Stripping which includes: the Trunk, Hood Scoop, Roof Rails, Both Doors
-New Correct Exterior Window Channel Seals/Reveals (for Decor Package)
-New Air Inlet Flex Duct to Air Cleaner
-Like New-Used Grille to Air Duct Pieces (2 parts0
-Like New Radiator (comes from a Trans Am which changed to an Aluminum One
-New Correct Radiator Over-Flow Bottle w/ New Correct Cap
-New Original Correctly Labeled GM A/C Converter/Motor with New A/C-Fan Belt
-New Air Filter
-New Correct Chrome Sill Plates w/ Fisher Logo
-New Correct Valve Stem Caps
-New "Unleaded Fuel" Decal for Rear Bumper
-New Top of the Line Matching Front Seat Covers
-New Correct Male Seat Belt Escrutcheons/Covers (usually missing)
-New Correct Chrome for Gas and Brake Pedals
-All Interior Parts Dyed to Original Color where needed (available through Ames Performance)
-Nice Used Decor Package Fender and Chrome Pieces at Front Winshield (not currently being reproduced, and were extremely hard to find in Great Condition...The Decor Package is an Added Chrome Trim Option that starts at the front of each Side Window, up to the Roof, down to the back of the rear of the Side Windows, and wraps around to the bottom of the windshield...Therefore, a small piece on each Fender and the Curved Piece on the Back of the Edge of the Hood)
-New Dash Pad
-New Chrome Lug Nuts
-Outside Black Sport Mirror-to Body Gaskets (Most are painted with the car)
-Correct Jack Stand comes with the car, along with the Space Saver Tire
-New Correct Black Trunk Felt Material (not Hound's Tooth)
-Original Rear Speaker Covers and Original Radio (check this as most have After-market ones)
-Has Original WS6 Wheels and Period BF GOODRICH Tires in Almost New Condition
-Plus more that I may have forgotten, and I have many receipts available
-We removed the Front Grilles, Sport Mirrors, Hood, Trunk, Doors, and Front Fenders before paint...You can see the Inside of the Trunk Lid is Still the Beautiful Original Paint and check out what a Great Match the New Paint is to the Old Original Paint!..The Trunk Lid still has the Original Stickers/Decals!

As you can see there was a lot of attention to detail, I replaced what I could with New and purchased only a few used items...There was No "through rust" what-so-ever on this car, originally from Tennesee..(There was just a few spots of surface rust on the Right Rear Quarter, Rust in the Trunk was just surface rust also, just sanded and repainted, and one quarter-sized flake off of the sealant at the bottom of the inside of the Driver's Door was sanded and touched up with a bit more sealant)...The interior door panels look pale, but they are the a nice shiny burgundy color like the console, and rear seats...The front seats have the aftermarket covers, and they are also a deeper red with a shine...This car runs great, peels rubber without down-shifting, reaches top speed easily, tires are great, brakes, shocks, and tune-up weren't needed...The prior owner/s obviously loved this car and I believe I'm the 3rd owner...It has low mileage, and I didn't even put 200 miles on it...You won't be disappointed with this car...Remember this is a Used Vehicle...I know quite a lot about these cars, I've owned 3 1978, and 3 1979 Trans Ams, and have had both the 400 4-speeds, and 403 automatics since 1978, so I know what they came with, and what to expect...I would be charging about $1000 more for the car if the Front Seats were redone, the Seat Covers will cost about $270, plus installation of new foam and springs..They have the Correct Zip-Up Backs..

I have the title in hand, insured but never registered it..This was a project from the beginning, so I went through everything it needed, and like I said, there are maybe 3 things that can use attention...The AM/FM radio comes in Fine, I can throw in a couple of period 8-Track Cassettes for you, put in a New Battery (you can pick out the brand you like) only because I forgot to disconnect the cables after storing it last fall, and the A/C Blower needs attention...Oh the CB Radio needs to be connected...Otherwise this is a Super Car, at a Super Price!...Why buy a compact car when you can "Fly" with Your New Firebird Today!
A $500 non-refundable deposit will be due at close of auction(within 48 hours)..This is a As Is/Where Is Sale, with no guarantee implied or warranted...The car is on site if you'd like to come see it and yes you can kick the tires, but only if you're serious please...I will check the car out before it leaves and have described this car as best as I can, so I'm not responsible for anything I may have missed...Also, the buyer will pay for shipping ( I can help you find a shipper), or you can pick it up here in Litchfield, Maine...If you have any questions, Please feel free to ask, I'm on here daily..Thank You..

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