By David S. Wallens
Mar 12, 2020
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Pontiac,
Car Catcher,
Carlisle Auctions,
Pontiac Trans-Am
How about a Golden Age Trans-Am that’s not black and gold? This silver over red 1976 Pontiac Trans-Am–a 455-cubic-inch, four-speed car–will cross the block at the Spring Carlisle Auction. No extra charge for the Screaming Chicken.
See how much it would cost to insure this vehicle here.
I may as well be the first guy to say there's no such thing as a big block Pontiac. 
Technically, a 455 could be called a large bearing engine, since their crankshafts have larger main bearings than a 400, but dimensionally the blocks are the same size.
It is a pretty good looking car. A 1970-1976 T/A is on my bucket list of cars to own some day.
You beat me to it.
But that is ok. And NICE car.
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