Vehicle Description
1979 Pontiac Trans Am "The 10th Anniversary Limited Edition." The
big news in '79 was the anniversary Trans Am in a never-before-seen
silver-and-charcoal scheme with a "super bird" on the hood-so
called because its wing tips extended onto the tops of the front
fenders. A new cast-aluminum turbo wheel design measuring 15 x 8
inches was employed. Inside, floor-to-ceiling silver-and-gray tones
echoed the exterior. Special red lighting for the instruments,
inspired by aircraft, was also part of the deal. Special when new
and special today, the T/A 6.6-powered anniversary Trans Am makes a
striking alternative to the Bandit's black-and-gold ride. with its
special paint treatment, graphics, wheels, and more, this would be
among the last of the Trans Ams offered with the "T/A 6.6" 400 or
403 Oldsmobile engines. As a collectible car from the 1970s, the
anniversary Trans Am stands out in terms of desirability and value.
Only 7,500 anniversary cars built. 5,683 were built with the 6.6
Litre Oldsmobile 403 and a Turbo Hydra-Matic 350 automatic. Current
price guides currently value the car at $27,000 on the low side,
$86,000 on the high end, with an average of $52,000. The
anniversary Trans Ams were loaded with virtually every option and
stickered north of $10,000 when new. That was big money in 1979,
and adjusted for inflation, amounts to about $37,000 today. This
car has the 403, turbo 350, 4 wheel power disc brakes, power
steering, power windows, t tops, t top bags, and power locks with
air conditioning. Aftermarket radio with amp and sub in trunk.
Showing only 103031 miles on the odometer. We assume just turned
over. Very nice driver shape with minor chips and little wear on
the original leather interior. This is a great driver!
