1979 Pontiac Trans Am

Coupe

7.0 L Pontiac 400 bored out .30 over

New Bulletproof THM 350 on steroids

Clear

Gasoline

Frame off restoration, 4-link Air ride, tubular A-arms, custom paint includes (black on black), pin stripping, and Trans Am hood with shaker. One of a kind!!! This vehicle has had ever bolt touched. I have been working on this vehicle for 8 years because I keep getting sent overseas by the Army. My first born is on the way and its time to sell my toys. This vehicle is not complete... it is roughly 95% complete , however all the parts have already been purchased.... New dash, all interior parts I have they just need to be put into the vehicle. The enigne was professionally rebuilt, painted and installed with ceramic coated headers inside and out beefed up edlebrock cam, edlebrock carb and manifold, MSD distributor and spark box. All the wiring was gone through. This vehicle is perfect for a father son completion that could be completed in less than a week depending on how fast you work. There are too many upgrades and goodies to list all. The paint and body alone cost $13,000. NO DECALS all paint. The only things left to finish on this vehicle are brake lines, fuel lines, rear 4-link and interior, all which have already been purchased other than seat covers....., I just dont have the time to finish. Everything on this vehicle is either new or rebuilt...all glass and weather stripping are new. This is definanly a one of a kind / custom vehicle that you wont find anywhere else. It is a car show winner for sure. 20" black rims, drilled and slotted rotors, 4 wheel disk brakes, custom gold painted calipers. Beautiful beautiful vehicle. On Mar-03-14 at 10:29:30 PST, seller added the following information: Update, a review of the title shows this vehicle is a 1980. The only difference between an 80 and a 79 is the engine. The engine is out of a 1979. I owned both a 1979 and a 1980 and I used the body and frame of the 1980 because it was in much better condition and the engine out of the 1979. Sorry for any confusion...I have been working on this since 2004 so im alittle rusty.