Lot 8114-DFW: 1976 Pontiac Firebird Trans AM

Q: what's a 1976 trans am worth?

A 1976 Pontiac Trans Am typically ranges from **about $32,000 to $55,000** for standard examples in the current market, though prices can stretch higher for special editions or highly modified/restored builds. Based on recent Classic.com data: **Recent Sales & Comparable Listings:** - Original condition survivors: **$32,000–$36,500** (high mileage, numbers-matching) - Nice driver-quality examples: **$43,995–$49,900** - Refreshed/modified builds: **$77,900–$96,000**+ The one we're looking at here—listed at **$44,995**—sits comfortably in the middle of the market for a modified automatic coupe with low indicated mileage. That's a fair asking price for what's likely a solid driver-quality Trans Am. **Market factors** that move the needle: - **Special Edition (Y84)** black/gold cars command premiums - **Original/unmolested** examples are gaining favor with collectors - **Engine swaps and restomods** can go either way—done well they add value, poorly they hurt it Want me to run a search for similar cars currently available, or dig into what specifically drives the premium on that Special Edition trim?

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$42,995

VIN: 2W87Z6N527675

304 mi TMU
Location: Fort Worth, Texas, USA
Originality: Modified

Vehicles with a period-correct engine and body, with multiple significant modifications such as change in color, increased displacement, added performance equipment (Turbo, Supercharger), spoilers or bumpers, etc. Generally, removable modifications.
Transmission: Automatic
Handedness: LHD
There are 103 Pontiac Trans Am - Standard Variants - 2nd Gen (1970 to 1981) for sale right now.

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what’s a 1976 trans am worth?

A 1976 Pontiac Trans Am typically ranges from about $32,000 to $55,000 for standard examples in the current market, though prices can stretch higher for special editions or highly modified/restored builds.

Based on recent Classic.com data:

Recent Sales & Comparable Listings:

Original condition survivors: $32,000–$36,500 (high mileage, numbers-matching)
Nice driver-quality examples: $43,995–$49,900
Refreshed/modified builds: $77,900–$96,000+

The one we’re looking at here—listed at $44,995—sits comfortably in the middle of the market for a modified automatic coupe with low indicated mileage. That’s a fair asking price for what’s likely a solid driver-quality Trans Am.

Market factors that move the needle:

Special Edition (Y84) black/gold cars command premiums
Original/unmolested examples are gaining favor with collectors
Engine swaps and restomods can go either way—done well they add value, poorly they hurt it

Want me to run a search for similar cars currently available, or dig into what specifically drives the premium on that Special Edition trim?

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