1980 Pontiac Turbo Trans Am Indy Pace Car Edition on 2040-cars
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States
Up for sale is my very nice 56,000 low mileage 1980 Pontiac Turbo Trans Am Indy Pace Car Edition. Only 5,700 of these beauties were built new and today less than 2,000 remain. Of those far fewer remain in the type of condition this one is in. Making it even that much more collectible. If you’re familiar with these Pace Cars, you know their value continues to climb and will do so for years to come. Arguably the most attractive Trans Am every built. This is a numbers matching Pace Car and is PHS documented. Well preserved, and is a real eye-catcher! It never fails to get the thumbs up and draws attention where ever it goes. It has been garage stored, started monthly to keep systems charged and lubricated. It is fully optioned, with Fisher t-tops and covers, A/C, power windows, door locks, tilt, cruise, rear defrost, delay wipers and much more. I had installed an Alpine stereo with Infinity speakers, Alpine Amplifier and an Alpine 10 inch subwoofer in the trunk (I still have factory am/fm cassette stereo). All three turbo lights work on the hood scoop. Engine runs very strong with the turbo spooling great, delivering a jet like boost and transmission shifts solid. Mechanically this Pace Car will not disappoint. The exterior and interior are in very nice condition for a 34 year old car. No cracks on the dash, seat fabric is not all wore out like many out there. There is some sun fading to the rear panels. The a/c compressor is locked up. I have original build sheet. The improvements I had professionally performed to the car, were done by the best in the business in my area.
All these improvements are how Pontiac would have wanted this car to be. It has made for definite improvements that has created an outstanding running Pace Car. It has not been torn apart and molested like many have done. You will see, that doing it the right way and making subtle changes, these often misunderstood cars can really deliver in performance. The handling this Pace Car delivers with its WS6 suspension is also very impressive. It improved even more once the sub frame connectors were added. It corners amazing with great braking ability. It still has original space saver tire with jack (never used). Tires are like new. If you have any questions feel free to ask. I know you'd really like this Pace Car and would definitely enjoy it. It's not perfect, this is a 34 year old car. This Pace Car will definitely get a lot of attention. Look at the pictures and see for yourself. It's NICE!!!! I am pricing it well below NADA's recommended pricing, so you will be getting a deal. This car is being sold as-is. No warranty is expressed or implied. I've tried to explain it to the best of my ability. It's your responsibility to verify the condition and description before you purchase. All Sales are final. |
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