Detail Info for: 1979 Pontiac Trans Am 1979 Trans Am WS6 Coupe Retro Mod – BLACK

Transaction Info
Sold On:
04/19/2018
Price:
$ 13000.00
Condition:
Mileage:
46602
Location:
Toronto, Ontario, M5S 1X5
Seller Type:
Private Seller
Vehicle Specification
Year Make Model:
1979 Pontiac Trans Am
Submodel Body Type:
Trans AM Trans AM – Coupe
Engine:
1972 Chevrolet LS-5
Transmission:
Automatic
VIN:
Vehicle Title:
Clear
Drive Train:
Fuel Type:
Gasoline
Standard Equipment:
Optional Equipment:
Vehicle Detail
YOUTUBE WALK-AROUND VIDEO: https://youtu.be/MPUeJWUh7gA Engine: 1972 LS5 454 – ~300hp at the rear wheels. Original engine was gone when I bought her. Exhaust: Fully rebuilt 3 years ago by Hitman Hotrod. 2.75” steel, not stainless, with new shorty headers and mufflers. The sound is to die for. Do not start near babies, small children or impressionable young women. Trans: TH400 with shift kit, rebuilt about 10 years ago. (Note: It is a GM transmission, so if it is stored for any length of time, it will leak from somewhere. They all do.) Suspension: Hotchkiss TVS2 (total vehicle suspension system) + Hotchkiss sub-frame connectors. Steering: Hotchkiss Premium Steering Rebuild Kit + AGR performance 12:7 steering box. Rear end: Moser 9” Power Pack with 3.50:1 gearing Front brakes: Stock Disc Breaks Rear brakes: Willwood rear disc break kit. Wheels & tires: 17x9 Year One Cast Snowflakes + Toyo R888 (One season left on them.) Seats: Custom race buckets by GTS Classics - www.classiccarseats.com Sound System: Custom built by Oddball Customs. Here’s what I can tell you, Single CD Kenwood head unit capable of accepting an iPod (80 gig iPod included) or hard drive. Computer controlled horn tweeters installed under the dash. Floor mounted mids, 2x6” in the rear and a 10” sub in the trunk. This is an incredible sound system and was $5K in parts and labour to install. I wanted a very high end system that was discreet. (note: There is some minor water swelling to the box.) Paint: Rust free. She was repainted about 15 years ago. While never winter driven, the paint shows the natural wear and tear any of well loved, but well cared for summer car would show; Stone chips, nicks and minor scratches as are to be expected. She’s a driver, not a trailer queen. I’d give her a 7, my priorities have been handling and performance. Things I know of and have been chasing: • As mentioned, if sitting/stored for a length of time, the transmission will leak. • Trunk leaks. I have a new seal but have yet to install. • Glitch with electric window switch. I have a replacement. • Centre glove box hinge has cracked. I have a replacement. The car is located in the heart of Toronto, Ontario, Canada