1979 Pontiac Trans Am Detail

[@ScrappersDetailing]

Man that thing looked awesome! I always wanted a Trans Am growing up in the late 80s! That was THE car!! Not sure I like the color white on a vehicle like this, but you made it shine!

[@MarkRoberts-bj2me]

Common mistakes made by '79 TA buyers: 1. Purchases the small block Olds 403 with auto transmission as opposed to the W72 Option, big-block PONCHO 400 with stick, no WS6 Option (standard with W72), special handling package including 4-wheel disc brakes and 15" Honeycomb Wheels, no CC1 Option, Fisher T-Tops and standard vinyl seats as opposed to the deluxe hobnail cloth. Throw in AC, power windows and locks with a glove box hood release and one has just bought a proper '79 Trans Am. BTW, these are getting harder to find!

[@michaelm3381]

Nice job, I love those cars.

[@JsAutoDetailing]

Thanks for watching!!

[@roymarksberry4152]

A friend of mine bought one brand new 1979 from a Pontiac dealership in Covington, Kentucky. Straight from california silver redemption nineteen seventy nine transit

[@teresaboucher9371]

❤❤love this trans am...1979 yob...

[@601marcusable]

One of favorite classic cars I think they have 6.6 liter Pontiac v8 engine and they are from 70s

[@trapcracker]

Hey J, what is your process for mounting things to the wall when you have metal walls? I'm looking at building a metal building and want to mount reels, pressure washer, etc. but was curious since there are no studs, just posts.

[@JsAutoDetailing]

I framed out the walls with 2x4's horizontally before installing the metal. This allowed me to lay in the insulation horizontally as well. Most of my hose and extension cord reels are mounted directly to the posts, but some shelves and other items are attached to the studs.

[@trapcracker]

@@JsAutoDetailing thank you!

[@charlesbrasington7599]

Sweet

[@roymarksberry4152]

Need to check the title. Elvis Presley bald Jerry shilling, a white tree. Translate and move is transam in memphis