The engine is the heart of a car, right? 🫀✔️Well it looks like this 1981 Trans Am is in for some open-hood surgery along with other power and performance upgrades💯 ⬆️Upgrades: •Engine replacement: 305ci & 185hp ➡️ 350ci & 375-400hp •aluminum radiator •dual exhaust •electric fan •performance HEI distributor CHECK BACK SOON for updates on this project👀! #theguildofautomotiverestorers #carrestorations #theguild #1981transam #transam #pontiac #newengine #performance #upgrades #automotive #newproj

AMCM's Ed Dedick talks about a interesting car in the collection, an Adriatic Blue 1972 Pontiac Trans Am. This was an interesting year for GM, with a 174 day strike severely limiting the production. In fact, due to 1973 front impact bumper regulations, 39,000 cars were crushed and scrapped, including over 1,200 Trans Ams and Camaros that would not comply with the new standards. Making this car even more rare is the exterior color. The Adriatic Blue on this car is the only one offered that year,

1972 Trans AM 455 HO, 4 Spd, Lucerne Blue, 1 of 458, Numbers Match Eng, Restored https://www.restoreamusclecar.com/vehicles/1517/1972-pontiac-trans-am Contact Restoreamusclecar.com Store.restoreamusclecar.com Sales@restoreamusclecar.com 402.465.5756 Stock Number: 1232 - 1972 Trans AM 455 HO - This is a Lucerne Blue Trans AM with its numbers matching 455 HO Engine and a 4 speed manual Transmission. There were only 458 of these built in 1972 and even less when you factor in the color. How many can