1970 Pontiac Trans Am - Complete Rotisserie Restoration, Matching
Numbers Ram Air III 400/335 HP V-8
The 1970 Pontiac Trans Am marked the beginning of the model's
dramatic second generation, introducing its unmistakable
aerodynamic bodywork, rear-facing shaker hood scoop and bold
competition-inspired graphics. Produced in limited numbers and
offered with Pontiac's formidable Ram Air engines, the 1970 Trans
Am has become one of the most desirable performance cars of the
muscle-car era.
This exceptional example has received a complete rotisserie
restoration and is presented in its factory-correct Code C Polar
White finish with contrasting blue stripes and graphics. The
beautifully restored Code 17 Sandalwood vinyl interior provides a
distinctive contrast rarely seen among early Trans Ams.
Power is supplied by its matching-numbers Ram Air III 400ci/335hp
V8 engine, paired with a desirable four-speed manual transmission.
It is one of only 1,769 Ram Air III four-speed Trans Ams produced
for 1970, making it a particularly collectible example of Pontiac's
legendary performance model.
The restoration extends throughout the car, including a highly
detailed undercarriage restored to complement the quality of the
exterior, interior and engine compartment. Factory equipment
includes power windows, a heavy-duty radiator, heavy-duty battery,
center console, radio with tape player and decorative moldings.
Sold new through Miller Pontiac in Kansas City, Missouri, this
Trans Am is documented by Pontiac Historical Services. Combining
its matching-numbers Ram Air III drivetrain, desirable four-speed
transmission, factory colors, comprehensive rotisserie restoration
and PHS documentation, this outstanding 1970 Pontiac Trans Am
represents an excellent example of one of Pontiac's most important
muscle cars.
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