Pontiac Trans Am - 1979

This 1979 Pontiac Trans Am, originally from the United States, has 60,000 miles on the clock (original odometer in MPH). The seller states that the vehicle is in very good overall condition. This model has undergone mechanical and cosmetic restoration, as detailed in the invoices in the gallery.

Externally, the seller states that the vehicle is in very good condition. The seller states that the "Fire Eagle" emblem on the bonnet was recently added during the cosmetic restoration, in keeping with the original model. He notes that the windscreen pillars have been restored and that the car has undergone various paint jobs. The four headlights are new, as are the front bumper surrounds and the fuel cap.

Inside, the seller states that the vehicle is in good condition. The seller states that the original upholstery has been preserved and cleaned, and shows some signs of wear. He notes that the headliner has been redone. This Pontiac has the following features:
- Green tinted windows
- White faux leather upholstery

The engine is a GM 5.7L (350ci) V8. The seller states that this engine replaces the original 4.9L turbo, and the swap was carried out at Performance Products. The seller states that the mechanics are working normally, as is the gearbox. There are numerous invoices available to view in the gallery.
Recently, she has benefited from the following interviews:
- Engine oil change, replacement of filters (oil and air) and 8 spark plugs
- Replacement of the alternator

The car has four wheel rims in very good condition (restored), fitted with recent Cooper Cobra Radial G/T tyres. The seller notes that the wheel nut caps and hub caps are new.

The seller is a private individual located in Provins (77), France, and is open to viewings during the sale. The car will be sold with its French vintage vehicle registration document, a valid MOT certificate less than 6 months old and renewed for the sale, its documentation, invoices, and an expert appraisal report (dated April 2025).

The seller wished to set a reserve price.