Test Drive 1976 Pontiac Trans Am SOLD $25,900 Maple Motors  

Only if you change the diameter more than an inch or so, up or down. Width changes nothing. Just to be clear.

Nice

Yeah you can tell it started off as a good car before they restored bc of how nice the body gaps are. I’ve had a few of these and when they are rode hard they literally loosen up and rattle apart. Very hard to get the gaps right.

Agree, and maybe some lower rear gears.

not really it has to be the SD modal the regular 455 was a dog

@@vinniecatullo6037 No SD in '76 ... and yes, that 455 was a super dog.

Not a true muscle car as starting in 1975 government mandates required that automakers limit horsepower due to high price gasoline and EPA emission laws. 1975 marked the first year of the use of power robbing catalytic converters and dual exhaust was illegal or no longer available with a V8. Nice looking car doh. ......actually the only thing good about cars made from 1975 to 1979 is that the motors were not tied to a computer... yet. That meant if it was allowed in your state you could modify these cars for more horsepower. But starting in 1980 all cars’ engines were monitored by a computer and that meant for any performance modifications you had to reprogram the computer otherwise the car would run like crud. So really the moral here is to arm yourself with some automotive history so that you know what you are buying to avoid any possible disappointments

how to make it read correctly if i dont want to change the tires?

@@alonzoprovider2987 Find someone that can recalibrate it, mine always read about 10mph too high with the rear tires, very annoying when you are doing 40 but it reads 50, slowed me down i guess lol

Glad you like it!

Thanks!

Me too!

Very cool!

Those are the 1979 decals. It looks like a repaint. It too white. Cameo white has a yelloish bud to it. I have a 79 white trans am with the same decals.

Hue* it’s not a creamy white but it’s not bright white either.

76 TA is not an SD.

E brake.

I was wondering tge same thing. Luckily its not an oil pressure gauge, and just an e-brake.