‘Barn find’ 1979 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am driven just 37 miles up for auction

There were four new Dodge Darts sold in 2022, even though the car went out of production in 2016.

The oddballs had been hanging around the lots for various reasons before finally being picked up by buyers.

But they’re just whippersnappers.

A 1979 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am that’s been driven less than 37 miles over the past 44 years is about to take a trip across the auction block.

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This 1979 Pontiac Trans Am has barely been driven.
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The ‘barn find’ was discovered by the team at Restore A Muscle Car in Nebraska, which has a knack for digging up old “new” cars.

The shop recently listed for sale a 1989 Trans Am Indy 500 Pace Car with 178 miles.

The 6.6-liter V-8 is in running condition.

The 6.6-liter V-8 is in running condition.
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The 1979 car is a two-door hardtop with a 6.6-liter engine that’s in running condition and is possibly the lowest-mileage example left.

The black coupe has a red interior and all of its original parts, including a set of Uniroyal Steel Belted Radial tires.

The interior is immaculate.

The interior is immaculate.
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It’s equipped with an automatic transmission, power everything and air conditioning.

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All of its paperwork has survived, including the window sticker that shows its original price was $8,300.45.

It’s worth a fair bit more than that now.

The car had 35.9 miles on it when these photos were taken, but is listed for auction with 36.2 miles.

The car had 35.9 miles on it when these photos were taken, but is listed for auction with 36.2 miles.
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According to Hagerty, one in perfect show car condition has a valuation of around $70,000, but that doesn’t take into account the ultra-low mileage this one has.

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The car is scheduled to be put up for bids at the Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale Saturday, Jan. 28, when its true market value will be determined.