Vehicle Description
2019 Trans Am Worldwide Super Duty 455 - #12 of 50 Made -
Certificate Of Authenticity - 7.4L (455ci) Supercharged V8 - 1000+
Horsepower - 1046+ Torque - 6 Speed Manual Transmission - 1,600
Miles For enthusiasts pining for a modern Trans Am, we have a
vehicle for you to take a closer look at. Since the demise of the
Pontiac Division in late-2010, the result of a Chapter 11
reorganization of GM, the absence of the Trans Am has left a hole
in the car community for many enthusiasts. The hope of buying a new
Trans Am seemed out of reach, but a company called Trans Am
Worldwide made the move to begin creating new Trans Ams. We do
realize that the price of the car doesn't make it within reach for
many enthusiasts, but we do really appreciate the changes made to
the base Camaro to create this unique bird. You certainly can't
miss that big screaming chicken on the hood, and can't deny that
this car is reminiscent of the Bandit TransAm. The vehicle you see
here is a 2019 Trans Am Worldwide Super Duty 455 finished in Black
over a two tone interior, and currently showing approximately 1,605
miles on the digital odometer. A Camaro base is used to begin the
task of creating a Trans Am style car, not unlike the similarity of
the Firebirds and Camaros of past generations. This car's base was
a 2017 Camaro. It's easy to see the big changes to make this a
TransAm such as the nose of the car having the two recognizable
openings and a pointier shape than the Camaro. The tail lights have
obviously been changed, and follow the same styling as the later
Second Generation Firebirds. It's the smaller styling items that
have been added that really get our attention. Side vents in the
front fenders, shaker style hood, rear spoiler, stacked exhaust
pipes, TransAm and Super Duty badging, and of course the big bird
decal on the hood. The car sits on 20 multi-piece custom wheels
wrapped in sticky Michelin tires. If you've driven, or been around
enough of the current generation Camaros, the interior will be
quite familiar to you. It just wouldn't be a TransAm without a few
unique touches though. Those come in the form of a TransAm badged
steering wheel, Firebird logos on the floor mats, custom shift
knob, and Super Duty 455 badged gauges. The seats are the familiar
buckets, though they are two tone, and have embroidered Firebird
logos added. Blue stitching can be found around the perimeter of
the seats which appears to be a nod to the blue used on the '73 and
'74 Super Duty cars. The gauges and infotainment system have the
features that one would expect to see in a Camaro, from navigation,
to the multifunction gauge cluster. On the center armrest is a
badge that proclaims that the horsepower of the car exceeds 1000,
and torque exceeds 1046. Quite a claim, but once aware of what is
under the hood, that claim makes sense. Beneath the Screaming
Chicken adorned hood is a 7.4 Liter V8, and for all of you muscle
car performance fans who like to hear an engine size in cubic
inches, that is a 455 cubic inch engine. Hence the car being badged
a Super Duty. However, not only is the engine a 455, it also has a
Whipple supercharger strapped to the top, so performing smokey
burnouts like a certain bandit is definitely possible. Though you
may want to be careful with that, we have to assume you don't have
a buddy like Snowman interfering with the law on your behalf.
Appropriate supporting mods have been carried out in the engine,
and gear selection is handled by a 6-speed manual transmission,
with power driven to the rear wheels. As number 12 of 50 built,
this TransAm is more exclusive than a late-70's Bandit style
TransAm. Creating this car wasn't as simple as adding a few TransAm
badges, it's been done to the highest order from new body panels to
custom interior components, and a monster powerplant. Just as the
past generation Camaros and Firebirds shared many components, this
car has Camaro underpinnings, but its own exclusive Exh
