Few cars are as instantly recognizable as a black-and-gold Pontiac Trans Am. Thanks to a certain 1977 road comedy and the mustachioed legend behind the wheel, the silhouette alone is enough to make any enthusiast think of high-speed runs, bootleg Coors, and a Sheriff who never quite caught his man. Now Dream Giveaway is handing one lucky winner the keys to that very fantasy with a 1977 Pontiac Trans Am Special Edition, and this one carries a signature that makes it truly one of a kind.
Signed By The Bandit Himself
What separates this Trans Am from every other Special Edition is the connection to Burt Reynolds himself. The actor who turned the Pontiac into a pop-culture icon personally signed the car's sun visor, transforming a desirable collectible into a genuine piece of movie history. It is the kind of detail you simply cannot order from a dealer, and it is exactly the sort of provenance that sends bidders into a frenzy at auction.
Loaded From The Factory
Delivered new in May 1977, the same month the film began its climb to becoming one of the year's biggest box-office hits, this Special Edition rolled off the line with an impressive list of factory options. The Y81 Special Edition Package sets the tone, while the T/A 6.6L four-barrel V-8 backed by a Turbo Hydra-Matic transmission handles the muscle. Creature comforts include custom air conditioning, a custom trim group, power windows and door locks, a power decklid release, cruise control, and the period-correct AM/FM stereo with an 8-track tape player.
Motorious Readers Get More Entries To Win
Here is where Motorious readers come out ahead. When you make your donation to enter, use promo code MOTORIOUS35 and you'll receive bonus entries on top of your selected ticket package, giving you a better shot at parking this Bandit-era icon in your own garage. Every donation supports veterans' and children's charities, so you're backing a great cause while chasing the dream.
Best of all, the prize goes well beyond the keys and the title. If you win, Dream Giveaway will also cover $26,000 toward the federal prize taxes, so you can enjoy the car without the sticker shock that usually follows a windfall like this. You can't buy a signed, Bandit-era Trans Am like this one. You have to win it, and Motorious readers are starting from the front of the pack.
