FS: '99 Trans Am
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From: San Antonio, TX
FS: '99 Trans Am FS: '99 Trans Am
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1999 Pontiac Trans Am For Sale. Pewter w/ ebony leather interior, T-Tops with 6spd transmission. Just over 106K miles. I am the original owner and have all of the original papers (window sticker, maintenance booklet, front license plate cover, etc.) I use to show it but had to turn it into a daily driver but the car is miticulously maintained, always garage kept, cleaned regularly with tropi-care and zaino products and I have all of the service documents from oil changes to part replacements like the thermostat, water pump, clutch. Car has some minimal mods but nothing too extreme, mainly appearance mods. Looks exactly like a real WS6 but never badged as one. Interior is probably the nicest you’ll find on a ’99, no passenger door crack (had dealer replace a previous crack I had there with a new panel), seats look as if they have barely been sat in. The TA comes complete with all power options such as: locks, doors, windows, seats, antenna,12 disc cd changer w/ monsoon deck, traction control, and alarm. Hate to sell it but it’s time for me to get into something a bit bigger. Would like to sell this to someone who will appreciate what F-Body’s are about instead of trading it at a dealer.
asking $8,500, REDUCED to $7,500 obo
Color: Pewter (I would rate it a strong 8.5 out of 10)
Ebony leather interior (I would rate it a 9 out of 10)
6-speed manual
OEM WS6 Hood
American Racing TT II’s 17” x 9.5”
w/ custom american racing bonneville flat caps (do have the original ones though)
BFG G-Force KDW Tires 275/40ZR17: (1 new w/ 3 having about 75% life left)
Borla adjustable stainless steel exhaust: dual/dual tips (adjustable plates included)
Side trim accent badges have been taken off to make the car look cleaner and slick
Powerslot rotors
Red and black painted calipers with trans am logo on front calipers
Hawk performance brake pads
B&M ripper short throw shifter
Hotchkis STB-black
BMR weld-in boxed SFC’s- custom powdercoated silver
TX Speed airlid
OEM WS6 lower airbox
K&N air filter
Optima red top battery
Slp smooth bellow
Slp air temp. module
Slp skip shift eliminator
Taylor wires
MBA billet pedals
Boston accustics rear sub speakers
(just replaced a comperable speaker to the original ones since the originals stopped working)
Please email if you would like to see more pics or have any questions: txta37@hotmail.com
No trades considered
Car located in San Antonio,TX
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1999 Pontiac Trans Am For Sale. Pewter w/ ebony leather interior, T-Tops with 6spd transmission. Just over 106K miles. I am the original owner and have all of the original papers (window sticker, maintenance booklet, front license plate cover, etc.) I use to show it but had to turn it into a daily driver but the car is miticulously maintained, always garage kept, cleaned regularly with tropi-care and zaino products and I have all of the service documents from oil changes to part replacements like the thermostat, water pump, clutch. Car has some minimal mods but nothing too extreme, mainly appearance mods. Looks exactly like a real WS6 but never badged as one. Interior is probably the nicest you’ll find on a ’99, no passenger door crack (had dealer replace a previous crack I had there with a new panel), seats look as if they have barely been sat in. The TA comes complete with all power options such as: locks, doors, windows, seats, antenna,12 disc cd changer w/ monsoon deck, traction control, and alarm. Hate to sell it but it’s time for me to get into something a bit bigger. Would like to sell this to someone who will appreciate what F-Body’s are about instead of trading it at a dealer.
asking $8,500, REDUCED to $7,500 obo
Color: Pewter (I would rate it a strong 8.5 out of 10)
Ebony leather interior (I would rate it a 9 out of 10)
6-speed manual
OEM WS6 Hood
American Racing TT II’s 17” x 9.5”
w/ custom american racing bonneville flat caps (do have the original ones though)
BFG G-Force KDW Tires 275/40ZR17: (1 new w/ 3 having about 75% life left)
Borla adjustable stainless steel exhaust: dual/dual tips (adjustable plates included)
Side trim accent badges have been taken off to make the car look cleaner and slick
Powerslot rotors
Red and black painted calipers with trans am logo on front calipers
Hawk performance brake pads
B&M ripper short throw shifter
Hotchkis STB-black
BMR weld-in boxed SFC’s- custom powdercoated silver
TX Speed airlid
OEM WS6 lower airbox
K&N air filter
Optima red top battery
Slp smooth bellow
Slp air temp. module
Slp skip shift eliminator
Taylor wires
MBA billet pedals
Boston accustics rear sub speakers
(just replaced a comperable speaker to the original ones since the originals stopped working)
Please email if you would like to see more pics or have any questions: txta37@hotmail.com
No trades considered
Car located in San Antonio,TX
Last edited by txta32; Oct 21, 2008 at 10:58 AM.
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Send me some picks of the interior and exterior of the car to prooutlaws10@aol.com I might be interested in the car also.
Thread Starter
Teching In
Joined: May 2003
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From: San Antonio, TX
The Trans Am has been sold. I appreciate everyone who inquired about it and the kind words about it. Sorry to see it go after so many years, but I'm glad it went to an enthusiast who will take good care of it.
