1969 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am

Cousins to the famous Chevrolet Camaro, the Firebird featured similarly gorgeous coke bottle styling and unique Pontiac division styling cues. Featuring a front mounted engine, rear wheel drive, and a four seat body, the Firebird was initially considered a consolation prize after Pontiac asked to produced to Banshee concept, however the Firebird soon became one of Pontiac's most beloved models.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this 1969 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am replica for your consideration. This car is finished in stunning shade of Cameo White with Pontiac blue accents. This car was not originally a Trans Am and the car was completed as a replica in West Virginia. The car was also treated to a restoration at Shady Oak Restorations in Rockville, Michigan. The front fenders, drives door, and hood were replaced, and the engine was fully rebuilt about three years ago. The restoration was very thoroughly completed and the car looks excellent. You'd be very hard pressed to find any flaws on the body. The paint is in excellent condition and the accents look good as well. Chrome trim is shiny and shows well. Likewise, the interior looks just as nice as it did from the factory, with a excellent dashboard and no visible wear on the interior. Seats look excellent, the headliner is taunt, wood imitation trim is great and the thin wooden steering wheel is a very beautiful piece.

This Trans Am replica is just as much about go as it is about show. A 400cid V8 engine has been rebuilt and is said to produce around 330hp. The engine features upgraded cams, aluminum heads, upgraded intakes and more. It runs through a Muncie 4-speed manual transmission and Hurst shifter. It also has a 3.73 rear end, power front disc brakes, power steering. 15in PMD wheels are wrapped in BFGoodrich tires. The owner says the A/C and heater are working and that the car comes with two keys.