Are you tied east to buy Burt Reynolds’ very own 1977 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am SE?

January 25, 2022

Just look Impersonator wealth To see how successful the movies Smoky and Bandit have been in promoting the Pontiac Firebird Trans Am SE. However, this 1977 model was owned by Bandit himself, Burt Reynolds.

It wasn’t the movie car used in the camera, but this 1977 Firebird Transam SE was used as a promotional vehicle for the movie and was finally given to Reynolds to thank him for his role. ..

It was the only ’77 model ever owned by a movie star who died sadly in 2018, he owned it for a very long time and sold it only to its current owner in 2014. The car is signed by Reynolds and sold under the signed Florida title.

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The car is in good condition as the Reynolds only carried a few miles and was thoroughly repaired in 2015. Professionally made in Dallas, Texas, this car has scratches on Reynolds boots and a “Bandit” label on each door.

With a 400ci Pontiac V8 and only 180 hp (182 PS / 134 kW), this is definitely a car from the late 70’s. However, it has an M40 automatic transmission and a twin hatch T-roof.

The driver’s door is also engraved with a special plate and comes with an autographed copy of Burt Reynolds’ autobiography “But Enough About Me.” Buyers will also be provided with a late ’70s style “Transam” jacket and “Bandit” cowboy hat, as well as a DVD copy. Smoky and thieves..

Auctioned without reservation, the car rolls across the block Barrett-Jackson 2022 Scottsdale An event in Arizona that runs until January 30th.