#1979 PONTIAC FIREBIRD DRIVER#
The driver gets a leather-wrapped three-spoke steering wheel, and beyond that, the dash is presented in the T/A's hallmark machine-turned aluminum panel.
#1979 PONTIAC FIREBIRD WINDOWS#
There are some nice features like power windows and provisions for factory air conditioning. The only part that is not a precious metal colored are the bold Trans Am logos stitched into the door panels – another sign of Pontiac's investment in these cars. In fact, Pontiac was so eager with this anniversary edition that every surface inside the car is some hue of silver or gray. It's this kind of presentation that will make you love taking the T-tops out and cruising around to let everyone see this special leather. The silver leather seats are so special to this package that there was an investment this year to restore them to terrific condition. The silver presentation continues inside. It takes time, money, and a detailed mind to keep this car looking correct, so it's amazing such a complete classic is also still so affordable. The anniversary edition is even the debut of the now-iconic turbo-style aluminum wheels. This was truly a unique package that was expensive to coordinate in the 1970s, and no factory likely would even try to attempt it today. Plus, it also provides another color separation line on the bumpers and rear spoiler. And speaking of the pinstripe, this red and black dual line also runs across the fender flares to match the bold Trans Am decal on the fenders. It's wider than normal, and it helps set up the charcoal accent color that runs from the shaker hood, around the doors, and ends at the pinstripe behind the T-tops. On the hood is a special version of the "screaming" bird that's exclusive to these cars. It starts up front with the wide air dam that sets off the aggressive appearance. So we're happy to see all the pieces particular to this car are in place. But when diving into a special classic like this, it's important you invest in the details, too. That's why this was resprayed in 2016 to return plenty of luster that gets lost over the decades. With a name like Platinum Silver the paint needs to shine. Plus, it also provides another color separation.
On the hood is a special version of the “screaming” bird that's exclusive to these cars. That's why we love this 1979 10th Anniversary Edition that has been given some great recent investments to really draw a crowd. Which means if you're going to get your hands on one for the long term, make sure it has a true distinction. So yes, you're far from the only person who loves a cool T-top Pontiac. RARE 10TH ANNY T/A, FACT COLORS, RECENT PAINT & INTERIOR, 6.6L V8, A/C, PS, PB!!
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