1970 1/2 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am

Ok, ay attention. This car was purchased as a parts car. This car has been wrecked multiple times by the previous owner. The previous owner had this car totaled, ebuilt and tagged by the State of Kentucky as a rebuilt vehicle. After it was rebuilt the guy went and wrecked it again. And then before he could rebuild it again he unfortunately passed away. Then it was put in a barn and forgot about for several years until I went and bought it. One of the photos above is it sitting in a barn as I found it couple months ago. I do NOT have a title for the car! I did get a hand written bill of sale from the previous owner and I will provide a hand written bill of sale to the person winning this auction. If you have any questions about this car or are unsure of what it is please ask before you bid! I do NOT want to misrepresent what this car is or it present condition. It is rough. Could it be rebuilt and retagged? Probably. Now that is out of the way, bout the car.1970 1/2 Trans am 455, utomatic transmission, 0 bolt rear axle (should be a 12 bolt). Non numbers matching. Missing cowl tag!! I know, hat stinks.Intake manifold number 485912 date stamp A122 1972 455Carburetor number 17058253, 667 BBC Quadra jet 1978 Oldsmobile 403 federal car manual transmissionCylinder head date stamp D126 it is a 6X head 1974 455Steering gearbox is a Saginaw part number 5691676 on the housing in on the cover is 5686555Radiator is the four core radiatorEngine block casting number is 485428 and it is a 455. From 1971 to 1974, 4 is 1974 455 250 hp out of a B body car.Transmission is a Turbo-Matic 400 code 36X193216Does not run. Sold as is.Like I said, sk questions before you bid.See my other auction of a solid Firebird I own. I was going to combine these cars and make a killer street Trans Am. Unfortunately my obligations changed and I don't have the time to do this project right now.Good luck.

On Apr-10-16 at 05:02:13 PDT, eller added the following information:

Yes the hood shaker scoop is original with the functional door and two actuators inside scoop. See additional photo I added of bottom of shaker.