I certainly understand the whole date-coded,
as-it-came-from-the-factory thing. There's certainly been plenty of
misrepresentation in the muscle car scene over the years to warrant the
focus on authenticity. But that presumes everybody out there's a
dishonest creep, and we can see from the description of this 1970 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am
that there are still plenty of honest people out there willing to show
a car for what it really is. Plus, without the original engine in it,
you can flog this 'bird like it oughta be flogged.
This 1970 Pontiac Firebrid Trans Am now has a 1970 WT coded four speed block
with #12 Heads, rebuilt carb not date coded to motor. It does retain
its numbers matching four speed trans and 3.55 12 bolt safe-t-track
rear end. The motor was rebuilt and is 30 over bore with Ram Air III
specs. The motor has approximately 1500 miles on it. The clutch was
replaced with a centerforce clutch, pressure plate and fly wheel.
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