Chassis Number: 223379N104801
Finished in obligatory Cameo White, this matching-numbers 1969 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am was built at GM’s Norwood, OH, assembly plant on June 23, 1969. It is one of only 697 Trans Am models built for ’69 and one of only 43 with a black interior. Other options include an AM radio, a center console and 4-speed manual transmission. The Trans Am Package included a Ram Air hood with functional air inlets; front fender scoops; a rear spoiler; full-length stripes on the hood, roof and decklid; Trans Am decals; F70-14 tires; a sport steering wheel; a 400-ci H.O. Ram Air III engine; dual exhausts; a Safe-T-Track rear axle with 3.55 gears; variable-ratio power steering; a ride and handling package; a heavy-duty stabilizer bar; and power brakes. This example was sold new at McNamara Buick-Pontiac in Port Jefferson, NY. From the information gathered, it spent its entire life in New York until 2024, and is the product of a complete rotisserie restoration begun in 2016 and finished in 2020. The body is extremely straight, with excellent panel fitment, and the doors open and close nicely. Everything on the exterior was restored or replaced, and the paint is show-quality. Rebuilt to factory specifications, the V8 is coupled to the original matching-numbers Muncie 4-speed gearbox, which was also rebuilt to factory specifications. The undercarriage is also highly detailed throughout. This first-year Trans Am was evaluated and verified by Pontiac expert Jim Mattison of PHS Automotive Services in March 2024. Tested, serviced and detailed, this is the first time it has been marketed for sale.
