@@EarthSurferUSA Well, back in the day, I was taking care of elderly parents and a special needs, autistic brother, full time. And yes, new cars today are rapaciously (good word, eh?) expensive!
Id like to see the behind the scene struggles and dirty work that we all know they had to go through. Although I do love how the video presentation makes it look like they're doing it as clean and precise as surgeons!
I always think that as well like where’s all the cuts and grease under the nails for working for hours on end but someone else finishes the builds I’m sure.
Agreed. I'm a seasoned auto tech and worked in the resto field for years. A lot was omitted, and I noticed mistakes made the they probably figured most people wouldn't notice
(William Gallagher) As a lifelong musclecar/Pontiac fan and a professional mechanic I know exactly what you're saying. I've had my share of builds,resto-mods,race cars , restorations, and they never g
I’m about to start working on one just like this. Nice build! Much better shape than mines that’s been sitting outside over 30yrs. Thanks for sharing, keep up the great work!!
That's one gorgeous muscle car I'd love to own and make to be my daily driver! It's really a beautiful machine, with awesome upgrades to it. It would look really nice sitting next to my two first-generation Pontiac Firebirds! I own a 67 with a stock matching numbers 400 Pontiac engine under the fake 400 ram air hood. The other car is a 68 with the 400 engine but no matching numbers on the 68. Our 68 is purple with ghost scallops in the front, and my 67 was orange-red with yellow, white, and orange flames on the hood and fenders! I truly wish that I could give that gorgeous Smokey and the Bandit look-alike a wonderful new place to live in my garage!
My first car was a 69 firebird with a 350 and a turbohydromatic trans. Paid 600 bucks. Being a disabled vet. Owning this TransAm would be a dream come true.
Tommy and the cool old dude.......great Pontiac .....I'd love to cherish it..I'd enjoy that baby from now on...not too many days left to bring able to drive a car like that .....always wanted one.never could afford one.....I can't remember if I entered or not to win it....man.i hope I did.....keep on hot rodding guys......you all really have the love of the cars !!!! Wane Peyton
Man I grew up watching the bandit over and over and over and over. 50 now an watched it 9 times this year. Heck I'm gonna watch it now. Not by myself gotta 11yr old boy that has die-cast models all of em ha ha .he drives my truck an camero.hes a pontiac guy though bandit ta all the way
Watching videos like this makes me to restomod my 78 TA Non matching 455 with 6x 4 heads mill down to 88 CC borg Warner 4 speed trans qa1 control arms Aluminum 4 row radiator with electric fans . And so on
Ill be getting to work on a garage find 1978 T-Tops T/A in the next few days. Great video and inspiration! No big buck speed parts for me yet though. Im going to see if I can get some life out of the 403 that been sitting for 20+ years.
Good Year Wing Foot tires are those Retro tires? I ran wingfoots on my '79 Z-28 Camaro in the early 1980's it's what Herb Adams at VSE recommended.. I bought them way cheaper through Discount tire than Good Year Dealers would sell them for .
When I was 4years old I saw my uncle’s red Trans Am Firebird (just like that) burn to the ground after someone lit it on fire. He also had a silver anniversary TA Firebird as well that was sweet.
I went over the top when I re-build my car and plastered the entire interior with those heat/noise mats (dyna-mat type) even under the roof ,inside the doors and fenders (right on the wheel arches)...and also the fire wall ,I even added wood panels (walnut) on the engine side of it..not a degree of engine heat would go through..!..the ride comfort is equal to a Bentley..!!!..extra weight was not a concern..!!
Or put flakes in it turn air up fluid down it'll spit all over then blow a fan at it vliw the spit mark gently. Let base coat rack up first so it bonds BETTER. Then 3 coats of high gloss
Great car. great project.... only two problems..WHY on earth did you guys hook up a single exhaust system to it? A real nice Butler plant with single exhaust, that is weak. Also, you got right out there and didn't break in the new ring & pinion, you just hammered it.......not good
Hi. I don't know about power systems in American V8s, but wouldn't it be a better solution, with such a strong engine tuning, to assume MPI (multi point injection) instead of SPI (single point injection). I really don't know, but I think the EFI that was installed in this Trans-Am is just a variant of SPI. If I am wrong, then please correct me.
My wife and I drove 3 hours south last Saturday just to LOOK at a Trans-Am..the car was nearly IDENTICAL to this one that you are building. Right down the the paint…decals…tan interior…hardtop…and Year One Wheels! Well…it’s being delivered to my garage later this week. At first I thought THIS WAS MY CAR! Congratulations on an AMAZING build! 😉
I would say that it was the second best looking American car of 1978 (after the 1978 Corvette). There wasn't much competition at the time. The 1978 Ford Mustang II was a glorified Pinto; Chrysler had nothing other than the ho-hum Aspen/Volaré, and AMC's 1978 lineup was even worse looking than Chrysler's. Globally speaking, in 1978, the Ferrari 308 (GTB or GTS), Ferrari BB 512, Lamborghini Countach, Porsche 911, BMW M1, De Tomaso Pantera, and Maserati Bora are all better looking than a 1978 Pontiac Trans Am in my opinion.
I really liked this gen of Firebird and Camaro. But as a larger individual the full size cars are more my jam. More room for cruising and CID. And generally more affordable given that even 80s and 90s cars are now getting outrageously priced.
Absolutely Fantastic. Two of the most Professional and Lovely Gentleman you both are. I really do enjoy watching your videos. Such Beautiful American classic vehicles You Restore and bring back to Life again. Very Well Done to you both. Kindest Regards from Jonathan.
This was my first car. I bought it when I was 16. I'm 45 now. I wish I would have never sold it. ☹️. I'd give anything to find another one to restore with my son. A true classic! Thx for the video. Brings back some great memories.
I bleed Pontiac red. My first car was a regular beat up 83 Firebird. My next car was an 89 Trans Am. I still miss that car. Smokey and the Bandit, Rockford Files and Knight Rider hooked me as a kid.
Mine was a 1979 "Bandit" Special Edition with the T-tops. Like you, I would give anything to have that car back. Maybe we can replace our cars one day but that youth we had is long gone. The girls back then loved to go for a ride in that car. I only let two drive mine, the first got a ticket on her only drive. The second one stayed around for a few years until the end of high school. I remember packing them in on Friday and Saturday nights.
@@ecleveland1 I was too shy and did not date much in HS. But I know if I had this car in 1980, I would not be dating the Junior High school gals. You ever get in trouble for that? lol
Hey guys. I want to first say thar I love the work you do. I have watched a few classic build shows and I have to say that you're one of my two favorites. I also watched "Overhaulin" religiously. Now a little bit about me. I'm a 64 year old retired, 100% disabled Army Veteran from Houston, TX. I fell in love with the 1970 Chevelle SS when I was 19 years old. I had opportunity to drive one to a job interview. This is a true story. The interview was about 30-45 away from where Iived. The interview was scheduled for 3pm and it was 225pm. I made it in about 15 minutes. I was in love at point... The closest that I have ever come to owning one was 1970 Malibu I bought in 1980. I lost to an accident. Fast forward July 1988. I had just finish Basic training and came home got married before heading overseas. I retired in 2009 after 21 years. Body beat down and broken but still full of life. Without finding one at a dealership so I could naked payments, I probably would not ever be in a position to own one before I close my eyes for the last time. I said all that to say this, I never won anything worthwhile. A few hundred dollars playing bingo. So here's my question to you guys. Please keep me in mind if you ever decide to give away my dream car. What will I need to do to put myself in a position for that possibly happen. Keep up the awesome work you guys do!
Thank you very much for your services in America. I love this country, and I really thank you for protecting it! You're an amazing person to beat yourself up for our freedoms. I hope you do receive your dream car really soon. Thanks again.
Brilliant job folks! (-: I'm born the same year with the Pontiac! (-: God Bless American Car Builders of the '60, '70 & '80! Those decades Car Manufacturing Worldwide was a PIECE OF ART!!!
Such a beautiful car, wish I had a chance at winning a girl like that in my life while battling this cancer battle that I have to win for my adopted son that passed away last year along with my dear friend Gloria that passed away from pancreatic cancer that wound up getting to her brain sadly. I just lost my best friend and cuzbro on December 7th from congestive heart failure and than my dear sister Sheryl from catching COVID-19 while she was fighting severe pneumonia in the hospital. I hope you have a good day and thank you for all the great videos.
Absolute STUNNING build! I'm 60, and remember lusting after the T/A 6.6 and Formula 400's 'back in the day'!
Well, you should have bought one back in the day,---because we can't afford a new car today.
@@EarthSurferUSA Well, back in the day, I was taking care of elderly parents and a special needs, autistic brother, full time. And yes, new cars today are rapaciously (good word, eh?) expensive!
I found and 81 with a new 6.6 for 10k runs and drives should I take up the offer?
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@@lovasky I see the lobotomy worked!
i miss Burt Reynolds Straight up icon and legend
Whoever won this all I have to say is ….. you lucky bastard!!!
Id like to see the behind the scene struggles and dirty work that we all know they had to go through. Although I do love how the video presentation makes it look like they're doing it as clean and precise as surgeons!
I always think that as well like where’s all the cuts and grease under the nails for working for hours on end but someone else finishes the builds I’m sure.
Ha! Yea, they only do what u see them do.
Agreed. I'm a seasoned auto tech and worked in the resto field for years. A lot was omitted, and I noticed mistakes made the they probably figured most people wouldn't notice
(William Gallagher) As a lifelong musclecar/Pontiac fan and a professional mechanic I know exactly what you're saying. I've had my share of builds,resto-mods,race cars , restorations, and they never g
I don't know what that woman was thinkin' that car needs to be black with gold.
Congratulations for using a Pontiac engine
Yes sir amen 🙏 🙌 👏 beautiful black paint cool 😎
Congrats and good luck would of put chevy in it
I’m about to start working on one just like this. Nice build! Much better shape than mines that’s been sitting outside over 30yrs. Thanks for sharing, keep up the great work!!
That's one gorgeous muscle car I'd love to own and make to be my daily driver! It's really a beautiful machine, with awesome upgrades to it. It would look really nice sitting next to my two first-generation Pontiac Firebirds! I own a 67 with a stock matching numbers 400 Pontiac engine under the fake 400 ram air hood. The other car is a 68 with the 400 engine but no matching numbers on the 68. Our 68 is purple with ghost scallops in the front, and my 67 was orange-red with yellow, white, and orange flames on the hood and fenders! I truly wish that I could give that gorgeous Smokey and the Bandit look-alike a wonderful new place to live in my garage!
Pure dream! Great job guys.
My first car was a 69 firebird with a 350 and a turbohydromatic trans. Paid 600 bucks. Being a disabled vet. Owning this TransAm would be a dream come true.
I had a beautiful black 1977. It was so much fun to drive. License plate read: 7T7 TA.
Loved watching this build. Glad they used a Pontiac over an LS, but you sure have work for the hp!
Tommy and the cool old dude.......great Pontiac .....I'd love to cherish it..I'd enjoy that baby from now on...not too many days left to bring able to drive a car like that .....always wanted one.never could afford one.....I can't remember if I entered or not to win it....man.i hope I did.....keep on hot rodding guys......you all really have the love of the cars !!!! Wane Peyton
Man I grew up watching the bandit over and over and over and over. 50 now an watched it 9 times this year. Heck I'm gonna watch it now. Not by myself gotta 11yr old boy that has die-cast models all of em ha ha .he drives my truck an camero.hes a pontiac guy though bandit ta all the way
Watching videos like this makes me to restomod my 78 TA Non matching 455 with 6x 4 heads mill down to 88 CC borg Warner 4 speed trans qa1 control arms Aluminum 4 row radiator with electric fans . And so on
Nice car for sure.
RIP Mr. Bandit......
Kickin' the chicken? Better than chokin' it. Lmao. Great video and quality workmanship.
God bless America 🇺🇸 can't get any better than everyone involved with this video top job
I'm born in 78 and always wanted one.👍🏽
Ill be getting to work on a garage find 1978 T-Tops T/A in the next few days. Great video and inspiration! No big buck speed parts for me yet though. Im going to see if I can get some life out of the 403 that been sitting for 20+ years.
Chuck that electric car in the trash.I'll have that Bandit.Any day of the week.It looks awesome.
I’ll love that car
Beautiful car.from Nova Scotia
Would love to see you guys upgrade one to independent rear suspension
32 mins in and I hear the dead shot song,👍🔥
Good show
Good Year Wing Foot tires are those Retro tires? I ran wingfoots on my '79 Z-28 Camaro in the early 1980's it's what Herb Adams at VSE recommended.. I bought them way cheaper through Discount tire than Good Year Dealers would sell them for .
It's a shame you didn't get Burt and Jerry to rip this beauty around. RIP Bandit & Snowman!
When I was 4years old I saw my uncle’s red Trans Am Firebird (just like that) burn to the ground after someone lit it on fire. He also had a silver anniversary TA Firebird as well that was sweet.
Ol Rodney working on the Rod
very nice car
it's a shame that "Bandit" is no longer with us
"Thats how you do it drums to disk". Oh, you mean rebuild the entire rear end . Got it
Get real. You know that they were going to rebuild the rear end as well as do a disc brake conversion.
They are from Madison, just down the road from me.
I'm not gonna lie, I'm amopar guy but I want one of these.
Damn jon Elmore been on since I was a kid
Gorgeous car,great work!
Gotta be honest these birds are about the only GM product I would ever own
Isn't this an old series and the car has already been given away?
Yes sir! 👍
This was my dream Car when I was in my 20's I had the "Real Deal" 1977 T/A 6.6 I would love to own this car again!
I would love to get a sleeper dude banner for my shop love your channel your hole family is awesome
Finally something sweet
Love butler performance 😊
2 chamber flow masters would have been ideal with larger pipe for that motor imho
Great 👌👌😊👌👌👌
Needs t tops but I love it and I'm a FORD guy!
That door gap at 3:30 😲
Hehe kinda funny that my old 2.0l diesel mondeo would keep up with this before tinkering
Great build!
I have a 77 Trans Am, how much would it cost to do my motor?
Too bad i missed the giveaway :( .. beautiful car.
Love this year of car love car ❤
"More cracks than you find at a plumbers' convention" :)))
Tribute to Burt Reynolds
18:41 Butler Performance
I went over the top when I re-build my car and plastered the entire interior with those heat/noise mats (dyna-mat type) even under the roof ,inside the doors and fenders (right on the wheel arches)...and also the fire wall ,I even added wood panels (walnut) on the engine side of it..not a degree of engine heat would go through..!..the ride comfort is equal to a Bentley..!!!..extra weight was not a concern..!!
Or put flakes in it turn air up fluid down it'll spit all over then blow a fan at it vliw the spit mark gently. Let base coat rack up first so it bonds BETTER. Then 3 coats of high gloss
The nice thing about the movie is the disrespect of the law
Great car. great project.... only two problems..WHY on earth did you guys hook up a single exhaust system to it? A real nice Butler plant with single exhaust, that is weak. Also, you got right out there and didn't break in the new ring & pinion, you just hammered it.......not good
I am so glad I didn't sell my black T/A needs to be restored. You don't see a lot of them anymore...
Should have shown the winner getting it. Dang, would it have killed the budget to replace those cloudy headlights? 😃
Hi. I don't know about power systems in American V8s, but wouldn't it be a better solution, with such a strong engine tuning, to assume MPI (multi point injection) instead of SPI (single point injection). I really don't know, but I think the EFI that was installed in this Trans-Am is just a variant of SPI. If I am wrong, then please correct me.
#PowerNation# Do you build custom cars for customers?
I would love to Winner this car
Given away years ago...
Ya mine has been parked sence 90
and still runs
I wonder what condition this car is in now or where its at
How is this a stroker motor ? It's just a 455 sixty over right ?
Wow two days old & I missed the sweep..😶😶😶...but that's one hell of a build.
Years old video condensed and re-shown...
$8,500??? What a steal.
Too bad that a t=top wasn't available. Beautiful car anyway
Wish i could find something like this for $8500
On that rear disc conversion how is the e-brake installed? 🤔
In stock manner...
Heck I mean beck yeah😅
My ex brother in law has a 1977 Pontiac Firebird and man that car is SWEET! BUT this car yawl are rebuilding has more power than his !
You guys should make the car from the Starsky & Hutch tv show.
I think they did...
Movie Bandit T/A was a '77, not a '78.
Burts property shown in this video, is abandoned, totally overgrown now.
You need to drill a little hole at the end of the crack or it will crack again
I'll stick to my 69 T/A. ( I like Tommy he's fluent in two languages like me English and hillbilly I can understand everything the boy says )
Very cool , just the two of the profection ,to take there hard work and taking the time time and no mastakes.✌️🇺🇲💯🐒🦧🦎💯
My wife and I drove 3 hours south last Saturday just to LOOK at a Trans-Am..the car was nearly IDENTICAL to this one that you are building. Right down the the paint…decals…tan interior…hardtop…and Year One Wheels! Well…it’s being delivered to my garage later this week. At first I thought THIS WAS MY CAR! Congratulations on an AMAZING build! 😉
Will never get bored of watching you guys bringing new life to old wheels🔥
I love having these videos play in the background when I'm rebuilding my motorcycle!
This is the best-looking car built in 1978 for sure, I love the touches you guys put on it.. keep the videos coming..
Too bad most 1970's engines were slugs...
I would say that it was the second best looking American car of 1978 (after the 1978 Corvette). There wasn't much competition at the time. The 1978 Ford Mustang II was a glorified Pinto; Chrysler had nothing other than the ho-hum Aspen/Volaré, and AMC's 1978 lineup was even worse looking than Chrysler's.
Globally speaking, in 1978, the Ferrari 308 (GTB or GTS), Ferrari BB 512, Lamborghini Countach, Porsche 911, BMW M1, De Tomaso Pantera, and Maserati Bora are all better looking than a 1978 Pontiac Trans Am in my opinion.
Best looking car to this very day, coming from a european
love these full build, all in one videos.
Favorite Pontiac of all time
I really liked this gen of Firebird and Camaro. But as a larger individual the full size cars are more my jam. More room for cruising and CID. And generally more affordable given that even 80s and 90s cars are now getting outrageously priced.
Some great tips that sadly I've forgotten over the years. That's how bad habits start. Thanks.
R.I.P. Burt😇
😢
I dated a woman in the early 90's who had a black Bandit trans am it was in excellent condition and really nice handling car
Burt Reynolds died the 6 september 2018 and this video been done way before, nice iconic car !
1978 Pontiac Firebird
18:42 with Butler Performance
1:08:54 Exhaust Installment 1:11:49
1:17:27 Defacing Decals & Wire mesh Swap
Nice job. 2:00:57 I think new headlights would've gone a long way on finishing the appearance.
Beautiful job. I also agree that new headlights would have completed the makeover.
that old man has a really soothing voice
Tommy is the man!
Both entertaining and knowledgeable. Not an easy combination. I know this is old but I still enjoyed it.
Nice to bring Turd ferguson on the show!
Absolutely Fantastic. Two of the most Professional and Lovely Gentleman you both are. I really do enjoy watching your videos. Such Beautiful American classic vehicles You Restore and bring back to Life again. Very Well Done to you both. Kindest Regards from Jonathan.
This was my first car. I bought it when I was 16. I'm 45 now. I wish I would have never sold it. ☹️. I'd give anything to find another one to restore with my son.
A true classic! Thx for the video. Brings back some great memories.
I bleed Pontiac red. My first car was a regular beat up 83 Firebird. My next car was an 89 Trans Am. I still miss that car. Smokey and the Bandit, Rockford Files and Knight Rider hooked me as a kid.
Mine was a 1979 "Bandit" Special Edition with the T-tops. Like you, I would give anything to have that car back. Maybe we can replace our cars one day but that youth we had is long gone. The girls back then loved to go for a ride in that car. I only let two drive mine, the first got a ticket on her only drive. The second one stayed around for a few years until the end of high school. I remember packing them in on Friday and Saturday nights.
@@ecleveland1 Bitter sweet memories.....
@@ecleveland1 I was too shy and did not date much in HS. But I know if I had this car in 1980, I would not be dating the Junior High school gals.
You ever get in trouble for that? lol
Still have 3 'orphaned' Pontiacs... '77 Astre Formula Safari (Kammback) Station Wagon, '85 Fiero, '87 Trans Am GTA in black...
Hey guys. I want to first say thar I love the work you do. I have watched a few classic build shows and I have to say that you're one of my two favorites. I also watched "Overhaulin" religiously.
Now a little bit about me. I'm a 64 year old retired, 100% disabled Army Veteran from Houston, TX. I fell in love with the 1970 Chevelle SS when I was 19 years old. I had opportunity to drive one to a job interview. This is a true story. The interview was about 30-45 away from where Iived. The interview was scheduled for 3pm and it was 225pm. I made it in about 15 minutes. I was in love at point... The closest that I have ever come to owning one was 1970 Malibu I bought in 1980. I lost to an accident. Fast forward July 1988. I had just finish Basic training and came home got married before heading overseas. I retired in 2009 after 21 years. Body beat down and broken but still full of life. Without finding one at a dealership so I could naked payments, I probably would not ever be in a position to own one before I close my eyes for the last time. I said all that to say this, I never won anything worthwhile. A few hundred dollars playing bingo. So here's my question to you guys. Please keep me in mind if you ever decide to give away my dream car. What will I need to do to put myself in a position for that possibly happen. Keep up the awesome work you guys do!
Thank you very much for your services in America. I love this country, and I really thank you for protecting it! You're an amazing person to beat yourself up for our freedoms.
I hope you do receive your dream car really soon. Thanks again.
Brilliant job folks! (-: I'm born the same year with the Pontiac! (-: God Bless American Car Builders of the '60, '70 & '80! Those decades Car Manufacturing Worldwide was a PIECE OF ART!!!
The fastest car I've been in. A friend owned it. He drove ~140mph in a 40mph zone on Henpeck Lane in Franklin
Wow, my dream car, thanks, guys we'll done
That was awesome thanks
Such a beautiful car, wish I had a chance at winning a girl like that in my life while battling this cancer battle that I have to win for my adopted son that passed away last year along with my dear friend Gloria that passed away from pancreatic cancer that wound up getting to her brain sadly. I just lost my best friend and cuzbro on December 7th from congestive heart failure and than my dear sister Sheryl from catching COVID-19 while she was fighting severe pneumonia in the hospital. I hope you have a good day and thank you for all the great videos.
That all sounds really hard, keep on fighting and living with love inside. I wish you more love and more life friend ❤️
One love man. I valet at a cancer center, and tell me you are are the toughest humans.
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$8,500 for that is a killer deal! I woulda snagged that up in a heartbeat!