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1969 Pontiac Trans Am
Completely Restored and Well Documented
Following the introduction of the Chevrolet Camaro, Pontiac entered the Pony Car market in 1967 with its own F-Body car, the Pontiac Firebird. Although a stout performer, the Firebird spent its first years of production sharing Chevrolet power trains with the Camaro, not until 1969 did a performance oriented version come to market which was most definitely all Pontiac, the Pontiac Trans Am was born.
This Trans Am is painted as all 1969 Trans Am cars were, white with blue striping, and optioned with blue interior. It is powered by a numbers matching WQ Code Ram Air III 400 with numbers matching Muncie 4 speed transmission, and also features options such as rally wheels, power steering, power front disc brakes, Safe-T-Track rear differential, heavy duty springs/shocks and the very rare stacked gauge package, to name but a few. This beautiful Trans Am has benefitted from a complete restoration and is of course fully documented by Pontiac Historical Society. Combine its rarity and condition, and you end with a very sought after collectable which is guaranteed to turn heads wherever it goes.
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