1971 Firebird TransAm

Firebird Trans Am

Firebird
Trans Am

1971

Year

461 Stroker
4 Speed

Engine

450 Horsepower

Automatic

Transmission

FAST FACTS

While all Trans Ams are Pontiac Firebirds, not all Firebirds are Trans Ams
Only 2,116 Trans Am’s were produced for the 1971 Firebird line up
A lot of people were first introduced to the Pontiac Trans Am cars because of film and TV (Smokey and the Bandit & Knight Rider)
1971 was the first year the Trans Am ran on unleaded gas

Overview

Everything you recieve with the basic package:

Who is the track for?

Classic car enthusiasts, speed demons, adrenaline junkies or even just a couple of friends looking for a fun night out. The track has something for everyone and doesn’t disappoint.

What people are saying about:

"The 1971 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am eclipsed the GTO as the automaker's premier performance offering, and sent the rest of the pony field scurrying. This truly was a muscle car to behold: Its weapon was the biggest V-8 ever offered in the pony class."

"I loved the way it handled. It was steadier and more stiffly sprung compared to the other cars that GM made."

"The 1971 Firebird Trans Am was a true enthusiast's performance car. It was loaded with 455 cubic inches of "Poncho-Power", and a wide ratio four-speed transmission. The ominous shaker hood would vibrate at idle, but get on the 455 Trans Am, and that shaker hood would ram air into that thirsty four-barrel carb."

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