Summary

Matching-numbers Trans Am SD 455 that underwent a rotisserie nut-and-bolt high-level restoration. This car includes PHS paperwork, along with the restoration receipts and photos. Automatic transmission. From the John Staluppi Cars of Dreams Collection.

Details

This is one of only 943 built. As documented on the warranty card, this car was sold new by Moody Pontiac in Fort Lauderdale, FL, to Richard Albury Jr. on August 30, 1974. Pontiac Historic Services paperwork shows this car was ordered with many factory options, including front and rear seatbelts with front shoulder belts, Soft Ray glass, power windows, front and rear floor mats, roof drip moldings, window sill and hood rear edge moldings, air conditioning, front seat console, tilt steering wheel, GR70x15 WL steel-belted radial tires, AM/FM stereo radio, hood decal, trim group and lamp group. As photos document, this car was in very nice original condition prior to the comprehensive rotisserie restoration. During the restoration only minor bodywork was required. The body is extremely straight, with excellent gap lines throughout. The car was finished in its original color of Admiralty Blue with show-quality paint; the result is gorgeous. The interior is rich and beautiful. Everything in the interior has been restored or replaced and is in working order, including the air conditioning, radio and seatbelt buzzer light. The trunk compartment is nice and neat. The engine compartment is highly detailed throughout and is home to the factory-original matching-numbers SD 455ci V8 engine, which was completely rebuilt. During the restoration, headers were added to the engine for improved performance and sound. The factory manifolds have been detailed and are included. The Turbo automatic transmission and 12-bolt rear end were also completely rebuilt. The undercarriage is also highly detailed throughout, including the red oxide floors. This is an amazing looking, running and driving car. From the John Staluppi Cars of Dreams Collection.