1976 Pontiac Trans Am 455 4 Speed "w" Code Fresh Resto On Exterior Rare Yellow! on 2040-cars
Coloma, Michigan, United States
Engine:455 V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Yellow
Make: Pontiac
Interior Color: Black
Model: Trans Am
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Trans Am
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: Rear
Mileage: 113,021
Listing is for my Stunning 1976 Trans Am 455 4 speed car. Car just got done with a 7 month exterior restoration which included,media blasting,car was completely stripped bare,any rust areas were PROPERLY fixed. This car started its life at Premier Pontiac in Tulsa,Ok. I have all receipts with cars history,Pontiac PHS documents,and even original dealer invoice. This is a well equipped car with tilt,power windows,AC,and even rear defrost. I just picked car up yesterday,and installed a Brand New Phoenix Graphics decal kit back onto its brand new Base/Clearcoat (3 coats) Dupont paint,the car runs cool,and drives tight. The tires and wheels are also Brand New with 275 rears and 245's front (Rallye Wheels Available). Now with the exterior done,there are a few things needed to make this a show winner,as the body is A-1 with NO BONDO! The things needed,i believe the power brake booster is leaking a little,it needs a new rubber kit for the doors,the one I bought was to thick,doors wouldn't shut properly. Needs a piece of headliner trim around t-top on drivers side (should just do new headliner. Its missing a couple pieces on the vents,and I would replace the swirled dash bezel. Carpet is good,seats are good,has aftermarket (nicer) matching front seats,rears are in very good shape. I have bezels for the headlights,they are pitted so I didn't put on. I WILL PROBABLY HAVE New Bezels,and Rubber kit installed this week. Underside of car is very good,trunk is Like New,has a aftermarket Kenwood deck,with trunk mount CD changer and Amp,has new air shocks on rear. I would say with a $1000-$1500 in minor odds and ends,this would be a show winner. I don't know if the A/C works,as the blower is not working,i will also have that looked at,and taken care of if possible,all the A/C parts are properly hooked up. As far as numbers matching,i do believe so. Clutch is good,drives very straight even at 70 mph,but like any 37 year old car,if I was to keep,i would go thru it a little. THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A BIG BLOCK TORQUE! Awesome. This is a very straight,original 455 4 speed car,fully documented,properly stripped and painted,CAR WAS PAINTED IN PIECES/NO TAPE LINES! I have for sale locally and have the right to end when I choose,questions or offers call 269-876-2853 (best method). I tried to describe the best I can,want to ad,the drivers door panel is a little rough,passenger not bad,again,just a few SMALL details,i did the expensive part as I just invested over 10k in a resto. Thanks for looking. PLEASE DON"T BID IF YOU DON'T PLAN TO PAY!!
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