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1976 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am 400, Auto. All Original, Numbers Match. on 2040-cars

US $16,000.00
Year:1976 Mileage:99999
Location:

Rancho Cucamonga, California, United States

Rancho Cucamonga, California, United States

I am listing my 1976 Pontiac Trans Am and is for Sale locally as well. I have had this car for 15 years and had purchased from the second owner who had it since 1977.  The second owner purchased from a dealer who received the Trans Am on a trade in from the original buyer and has had since.  I have many receipts for the upkeep and replacement of the interior items such as carpet, headliner, stereo and speakers, seats being upholstered to OEM styling, wheels, tires.  The car does have PHS documentation which has proven this is a TRUE Trans Am and I do have also a "partial" build sheet and have pieced it together and it is 90% as the picture will show.  This car runs and drives great and handles super too.  It gets a lot of attention when ever I drive it.  Since buying from the Second owner in April of 1998 I have only logged 3,100 thousand miles over the last 15 years and has always been stored inside under a car cover.  

This is a Clean car and shows it.  Always passes California smog every time since purchase.  I also have many, many receipts that will go with the car along with 2 Superweave car covers that cost $300/each.  

If you want a really nice unmolested Trans Am that has PHS documentation, Numbers matching, Partial Build sheet to match car and authenticate it's origin and selling California dealer this car is a nice car.  If the car is sells I only hope that it goes to someone who can appreciate the car for what it is and as much as I have over the years.  The car is believed to be original paint and is an original in many ways.  The trunk and floor pans are ROCK SOLID as this car is and always has been a California car and has been extemely well taken care of.  

History - Sold to Dan Day Pontiac in Northern California, original buyer traded car in 1 year approximately later to another dealer, second owner purchased from the Dealer who took this in on trade and owned from 1977 until 1998.  I then purchased "Sight unseen" from this second owner and drove it from Merced California to Costa Mesa California and have pampered this car since then for the last 15 years.  I have all receipts that I have put into the car.  This is a nice car and is a "true" Trans Am.  Don't be fooled by others that claim to be.

Please know that this car is for sale locally and hope it goes to a good home.  I am only selling this beautiful car as I have had it and others I am selling for long enough.  I no longer have the time to enjoy them for what they are and know they really need to go to someone that can appreciate them for as much as I have for as long as I have.


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