“Low Mileage American Institution”

Introduced in 1970, the second generation Firebird was only available as a fastback coupe. Designed in tandem with the Chevrolet Camaro, the Firebird was a popular halo car for the Pontiac range. Government regulations started killing muscle cars in the 1970's left and right. However, Pontiac kept producing the Firebird Trans-Am with specs that were on the edge of legality, with perhaps some fudging of some horsepower numbers. Of course, Smokey and the Bandit made the late 70's models a highly desired and iconic piece of cultural automotive history that still hold mass appeal to this day.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this stunning 1977 Firebird Trans Am for your consideration. This beautiful car was purchased new in Lebanon, Pennsylvania and was finished in a unique shade of Brentwood Brown over Honey Brown interior. The car is stunning inside and out, with a clean interior, straight body with great paint, excellent decals, and clean undercarriage. The body is free of rot and features hood decal, electric rear window defrost, sport mirrors, aluminum honeycomb wheels, rear spoiler, and dual exhausts. The car has an extremely clean interior that features the Custom Trim Group with vinyl bucket seats, vinyl rear seats, ornamentation, pedal trim, and custom trim. It also features a factory AM/FM stereo, Lamp Group, shoulder belts, cut-pile carpeting, Rally gauges with tachometer and clock, and high energy ignition. Other features include power steering, power disc brakes, 4-speed manual transmission with 3.23 rear gears, and the L78 400cid V8 with a 4bbl carb.

This stunning car has low original miles and is finished in a very unique color combination. It drives extremely well and goes down the road very nicely. Very few cars are left in this original condition and even fewer come with things such as the original window sticker and other documents. A real blast from the past.

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