Pontiac Trans Am 1977
Stock:
#244900
VIN:
2W78Z7N244900
Year:
Make:
Pontiac
Trans Am
Model:
Trim:
2 Door
Body Style:
Manual
Trans:
Gasoline
Fuel:
Yellow
Ext.Color:
Black
Int.Color:
400
Engine:
116,205
Mileage:
0.0 City / 0.0 Hwy New /
MPG:
Used:
Used
Train:
RWD
PRICE
28000$
28000$
1977
Description
We are delighted to introduce a remarkable 1977 Pontiac Trans Am, a classic example of American muscle cars, now available for enthusiasts and collectors alike. This Trans Am features a captivating and somewhat rare color combination of yellow over black, which sets it apart from many of its peers. Presented in largely original condition, this vehicle offers an exceptional driving experience with a four-speed manual transmission and a potent Pontiac 400 engine. The car’s factory yellow finish and black vinyl interior reflect its authentic heritage, making it a standout choice for those seeking both style and performance.
Exterior
This 1977 Pontiac Trans Am boasts an exterior that captures the essence of its era with a distinctive yellow paint job. The car was professionally repainted approximately 26 years ago, maintaining its original factory yellow color. While the paint has held up well and retains a good level of shine, it does exhibit some minor signs of aging, including a few blemishes and touch-ups. Despite these imperfections, the overall appearance remains impressive, with decals and emblems in excellent condition.
The Trans Am is equipped with OEM rally wheels, which are free from curb rash and retain their original trim rings. The tires, which have been fitted relatively recently, provide ample tread for reliable performance. The vehicle’s weather stripping and window sweeps are in good condition, ensuring that the car remains well-sealed against the elements. The trunk area is both solid and clean, featuring the original space-saver spare tire, jack, and a felt trunk mat. The underside of the vehicle is noteworthy for its visible remnants of factory rust-proofing, indicating that the car was protected from corrosion when it was first sold.
Interior
Inside, the Trans Am offers a black vinyl interior that has been well-preserved and remains largely in its original state. The seat covers, while showing signs of age, are in good condition with no significant rips or stains, providing both comfort and support. The carpeting is in generally excellent shape, though there is a minor imperfection in the rear passenger area.
The dashboard is particularly well-preserved, with no signs of fading, cracking, or warping. The dash bezel also remains in good condition, complementing the overall interior appearance. An aftermarket Pioneer CD/MP3 player has replaced the original stereo system, accompanied by new front and rear speakers that enhance the audio experience.
The door panels appear to be original and are in excellent condition, with all door pulls intact. The headliner and package tray are also in good shape, though the headliner has begun to droop slightly at the sides. All interior lights and gauges function properly, except for the clock. Additional features such as the stereo, horn, wipers, and blower motor are operational. The vehicle has not been smoked in, and there are no unpleasant odors present.
Mechanical
Mechanically, this Trans Am is in good condition, powered by a Pontiac 400 engine paired with a four-speed manual transmission. The engine was rebuilt around 26 years ago, coinciding with the repaint, and since then, the car has accumulated approximately 25,000 miles. The vehicle starts reliably, runs smoothly, and exhibits no smoke on startup or during operation.
Recently, a Dynomax muffler was installed, adding to the car’s enhanced exhaust note. A newer style catalytic converter has also been fitted. The engine bay is clean and well-detailed, reflecting careful maintenance. Notably, this Trans Am is a factory non-air conditioning model, which not only simplifies the engine bay but also contributes to improved performance and a more direct driving experience.
In summary, this 1977 Pontiac Trans Am represents an excellent blend of classic style and solid performance. Its distinctive yellow and black color scheme, coupled with its largely original condition, makes it a standout option for collectors and enthusiasts alike. With a well-maintained interior and a strong mechanical foundation, this vehicle is ready to deliver a rewarding driving experience while also serving as a valuable addition to any classic car collection.
Exterior
This 1977 Pontiac Trans Am boasts an exterior that captures the essence of its era with a distinctive yellow paint job. The car was professionally repainted approximately 26 years ago, maintaining its original factory yellow color. While the paint has held up well and retains a good level of shine, it does exhibit some minor signs of aging, including a few blemishes and touch-ups. Despite these imperfections, the overall appearance remains impressive, with decals and emblems in excellent condition.
The Trans Am is equipped with OEM rally wheels, which are free from curb rash and retain their original trim rings. The tires, which have been fitted relatively recently, provide ample tread for reliable performance. The vehicle’s weather stripping and window sweeps are in good condition, ensuring that the car remains well-sealed against the elements. The trunk area is both solid and clean, featuring the original space-saver spare tire, jack, and a felt trunk mat. The underside of the vehicle is noteworthy for its visible remnants of factory rust-proofing, indicating that the car was protected from corrosion when it was first sold.
Interior
Inside, the Trans Am offers a black vinyl interior that has been well-preserved and remains largely in its original state. The seat covers, while showing signs of age, are in good condition with no significant rips or stains, providing both comfort and support. The carpeting is in generally excellent shape, though there is a minor imperfection in the rear passenger area.
The dashboard is particularly well-preserved, with no signs of fading, cracking, or warping. The dash bezel also remains in good condition, complementing the overall interior appearance. An aftermarket Pioneer CD/MP3 player has replaced the original stereo system, accompanied by new front and rear speakers that enhance the audio experience.
The door panels appear to be original and are in excellent condition, with all door pulls intact. The headliner and package tray are also in good shape, though the headliner has begun to droop slightly at the sides. All interior lights and gauges function properly, except for the clock. Additional features such as the stereo, horn, wipers, and blower motor are operational. The vehicle has not been smoked in, and there are no unpleasant odors present.
Mechanical
Mechanically, this Trans Am is in good condition, powered by a Pontiac 400 engine paired with a four-speed manual transmission. The engine was rebuilt around 26 years ago, coinciding with the repaint, and since then, the car has accumulated approximately 25,000 miles. The vehicle starts reliably, runs smoothly, and exhibits no smoke on startup or during operation.
Recently, a Dynomax muffler was installed, adding to the car’s enhanced exhaust note. A newer style catalytic converter has also been fitted. The engine bay is clean and well-detailed, reflecting careful maintenance. Notably, this Trans Am is a factory non-air conditioning model, which not only simplifies the engine bay but also contributes to improved performance and a more direct driving experience.
In summary, this 1977 Pontiac Trans Am represents an excellent blend of classic style and solid performance. Its distinctive yellow and black color scheme, coupled with its largely original condition, makes it a standout option for collectors and enthusiasts alike. With a well-maintained interior and a strong mechanical foundation, this vehicle is ready to deliver a rewarding driving experience while also serving as a valuable addition to any classic car collection.