1979 Pontiac Trans Am 10th Anniversary on 2040-cars
Pittsburg, Illinois, United States
1979 10th Anniversary Trans Am is 1 of 1817 built with desirable Pontiac 400 and 4 speed transmission. I have owned the car for 8 years, adding
approximately 2,000 miles. Numbers matching with one high quality respray by the second owner in early 90’s.
During my ownership, I have completed the following major maintenance and restoration. Installed correct size BFG
tires, replaced all fluids, new oem style 4 core radiator, brakes, rebuilt/replated original master cylinder,brake
lines, rebuilt front and rear suspension, rebuilt/restored original air conditioning compressor/hoses, restored
original 8 track digital radio, detailed engine bay, new battery and more.
Documentation includes original window sticker,build sheet,used car window sticker(2nd owner), glove box materials,
original owners manual portfolio, extensive receipts dating back to 80’s. Includes custom cover, carpeted floor
mats and original style reproduction floor mats.
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