1979 Trans Am WS6

1979 Trans Am Ads

Here is the second coming of the 1979 Trans Am for me. After selling my first Trans Am years ago, I was lucky enough to find this great car on eBay. I bought the car from the original owner, and I verified the car with the Pontiac Historical Society. It has all the options, all power, including the rare power antenna on the front fender. This was usually reserved for the 10th Anniversary cars only, and very few non Anniversary cars have them. As of January 2005, the miles are 45,000. I flew up to Seattle WA from Southern CA, and drove it home, with no issues. Everything on the car works like new, including the tach and clock. The new radio just rocks, and the famous WS-6 makes this car corner like it is on rails. My plans are to take it to some Pontiac shows, and just have fun. It has never been in the rain, and I will always keep it in the garage, and covered.

1979 Trans Am Ads

1979 Trans Am

Actual eBay Photos posted on auction

May 7, 2005

We took three of our cars to a Pontiac show in Orange County CA.

This was the first car show we attended since we started buying these cars.

My Blue with gold trim 79 Trans Am again in the middle.

We took third place in this category.

3rd Place, 1970-1981 Trans Am

2005 Pontiac/Oakland/GMC

Regional Convention

September 30; October 1-2, 2005

The 2005 Pontiac Western Regional Convention was held at Bass Lake this year. It was a great venue, and a nice car show. Approximately 186 cars made it to this event. I took my 1979 Blue Trans Am, and my son drive his 2000 NHRA Trans Am up for the event. It took us just over five hours, and we made it with out any issues and break downs. I was lucky at this event, and took first place in the stock 1970-1981 category. Every one treated us great, and the event was done well. A great group of Pontiac people to be sure.

Winner, First Place

1970-1981 Firebird