1989 Pontiac Trans Am

Indianapolis and Daytona are two of the most hallowed grounds for NASCAR fans, and there is few greater honors than being the pace car for one of these races. Introduced as the pace car for 1989 Indianapolis 500, Pontiac produced a limited run of 1,555 pace car examples that featured unique badging, graphics, and were so potent that no modifications were needed to improve performance. The cars have become highly collectable and are only increasing in value.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this stunning 1989 Trans Am for your consideration. Finished in the distinctive white paint with gold graphics and badging. All models featured a potent 3.8L Turbocharged V6 mated to a four speed automatic transmission and a 3.27 Borg Warner rear end. Other factory modifications include crossflow exhaust as well as a GNX based intercooler. Power is said to be highly underrated at 250hp. The car is in stunning shape overall. It has been with its current owner for 18 years and has seen just two other owners, all of which kept extensive service records for the vehicle. The car is fitted with all of the factory options including the leather sport seats and glass T-top roof. The exterior and interior are in wonderful condition and it looks factory fresh.

The car is an instant collectable and comes with tons of documentation including the window sticker, build sheet, service manuals and much more. With just 17k miles since new, this pace car is one of the nicest ones on the market and is only appreciating from here.

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