trans-am 76 455 burnout

[@bumsharvest5493]

you could have edited the video down and dumped the first couple of minutes of waiting for traffic to clear.

[@joeshmoe1316]

Christ man turn the car around and go head first

[@justanobserver530]

That TA looks identical to the one I had for 35 years. Sold it 7 years ago. Makes me wonder if his was mine?

[@regiscamaro]

I don’t think so, i had the car from 2001 to 2015 and I was the third owner, now the car sit in ontario

[@frufru0071]

Magnifique! Merci bien pour donner cette voiture avec nous! Elle est très belle, bien-sur!

[@bugbomb8048]

I went through 2 455's and only 1 400 in my 75 Trans Am by doing just that.

[@briancenti5423]

beautiful '76

[@Nep1701]

Thats the perfect car for that driveway. You gotta be going 100km when you hit the street!

[@timothyking2293]

If it is in fact a 455 Big Block, it would have come apart. They cant take all of those r's. Unless its balanced.

[@regiscamaro]

+Timothy King , It is a the original engine , no modification ,except double exhaust from 1970 TA , . i did the engine myself at 80 000 miles , just the rings and cam have been change on the engine , it's a great engine with a lot of torque , no need to speed at 5000rpm to burn tires , just 3500rpm and release the clutch

[@lamborgone1]

+regis gagne Maybe he's used to those lame ass Hondas and Mustang 302 baby engines? My 76 455 don't need shit to break loose the rear tires and they're new. These guys seem to think everything's about horsepower, nothing like a nice torquey big cube...

[@tocosauce1158]

@@lamborgone1 Preach on!

[@lonmcq7317]

The Pontiac 455 is a torque monster... No need to gather the revs... These will do a terrific smoker at a low RPM... Had 2 of these myself... Nice job...

[@thud9797]

Painful to watch, gotta be one of the worst videos on YT.

[@Arcticcatteam]

weak