Engine:

455ci WS4 V-8 engine

Transmission:

Turbo 350 Auto

Color:

Admiralty Blue

Mileage:

1,955

Stock #

844

Drivetrain

Engine Size:

455ci WS4 V-8 engine

Transmission Type:

Turbo 350 Auto

Chassis

Body

Doors:

Body Color:

Dark Blue

Body Color Original:

Stripes

Just like "Smokey and the Bandit"!

The 1974 Pontiac Trans Am Super Duty 455 Tribute is a meticulously crafted homage to one of the most revered muscle cars of the 1970s. The original Super Duty Trans Am was equipped with a hand-built 455 cubic inch V8 engine, delivering 290 horsepower and 395 lb-ft of torque . This tribute captures the essence of that performance, offering enthusiasts a chance to experience the raw power and distinctive styling that made the Super Duty a legend.

Notable features include the iconic "screaming chicken" hood decal, unique front and rear spoilers, and the distinctive Trans Am badging . Inside, the tribute boasts a comfortable and luxurious interior with bucket seats upholstered in vinyl, full carpeting, and a center console with storage . Modern enhancements such as air conditioning, power windows, and an AM/FM radio blend seamlessly with the classic design, providing both comfort and nostalgia.

With its combination of authentic styling, powerful performance, and modern amenities, the 1974 Pontiac Trans Am Super Duty 455 Tribute stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of American muscle cars. Whether you're a collector or an enthusiast, this tribute offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of automotive history.

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1974

1974 Pontiac Trans Am S/D Tribute

Price: $62,758

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Vin: 2V87Y4N157139
Stock#: 844
miles: 1,955

Year:: 1974
Make:: Pontiac
Model:: Trans Am

Body Style:: -
Engine Size:: 455ci WS4 V-8 engine
Transmission Type:: Turbo 350 Auto

Doors:: 2
Exterior Color:: Admiralty Blue
Interior Color:: Black

The Pontiac Trans Am S/D Tribute

Features

455ci WS4 V-8 engine (block casting #485428)
Turbo 350 automatic transmission
Edelbrock intake/HEI ignition
Power front disc/rear drum brakes
Power steering
Subframe connectors
Front coilover shocks
New ball joints
Dual H-pipe exhaust with Flowmaster mufflers
Shaker hood
275/40 ZR 17 tires with Snowflake wheels
Rust free undercarriage

History of the Pontiac Trans Am S/D Tribute

Origins: The Pontiac Trans Am was born out of the Pontiac Firebird, which itself was introduced in 1967 as a sister car to the Chevrolet Camaro. The Firebird was Pontiac's answer to the growing popularity of the pony car segment, offering a blend of performance, style, and affordability.

Debut of the Trans Am: The Trans Am nameplate made its debut in 1969 as a performance package for the Firebird. Inspired by the Trans Am racing series, Pontiac sought to create a high-performance variant that would capture the spirit of the competition.
First Generation (1969-1974): The first-generation Trans Am showcased a distinctive design with its iconic twin hood scoops, aggressive front end, and bold graphics. It offered a range of engine options, including the powerful Ram Air III and Ram Air IV V8 engines. The Trans Am gained popularity and became more widely recognized through its appearances in films like "Two-Lane Blacktop" and "Hooper."

Second Generation (1975-1981): The second-generation Trans Am saw significant design changes, featuring a more streamlined and aerodynamic look. In 1977, the famous black and gold Special Edition Trans Am gained international fame through its prominent role in the movie "Smokey and the Bandit." During this era, the Trans Am faced challenges due to tightening emission regulations and the energy crisis, leading to reduced horsepower outputs.

Third Generation (1982-1992): The third-generation Trans Am underwent a complete redesign, adopting a more modern and angular appearance. It featured pop-up headlights, a sleeker profile, and improved handling. The 1982 Trans Am gained additional fame as KITT, the intelligent car in the television series "Knight Rider."

Fourth Generation (1993-2002): The fourth-generation Trans Am received a significant facelift, incorporating a more aggressive front end and a pronounced rear wing. It offered increased horsepower and performance, thanks to advanced engine technologies. The Trans Am's popularity soared during this period, partly due to its appearances in films like "Fast and Furious" and its association with popular culture.

Later Years: The production of the Pontiac Trans Am ceased after the 2002 model year. Pontiac faced financial challenges, leading to the discontinuation of the brand in 2010 as part of General Motors' restructuring.