1989 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am in Scottsdale, Arizona

The 1989 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am was the first car to pace the Indianapolis 500 race in stock form requiring no modifications other than safety lights. It was also the fastest U.S. production car built in 1989. There were 1,555 of this 20th Anniversary Edition produced, and this is No. 1,221 in the production sequence. This specific car is in good condition, having always been stored in a climate-controlled environment. It's powered by its factory 3.8-liter turbocharged V6 engine backed by its factory heavy-duty automatic transmission with factory upgraded shift control. It has the original Lexan T-Tops, original plug wires, factory 1LE package with larger brakes and upgraded handling components, and a special baffled fuel tank designed for racing applications. It is an original car with a leather interior. CARFAX shows General Motors manufacturer safety recall issued on 06/01/1990: Seatbelt buckles.