The guy said Burt said, ‘This is the actual car Hal and I saw on the brochure that made us want to use the Trans Am. Thanks to the movies, black SE Trans Ams are commonly referred to by the public as 'Bandit' Trans Ams. (Our feature car has the Hurst Hatches.) A Y88 Gold Special Edition Trans Am was also offered. “He wanted to know if this was the actual car that was in the brochure,” Martino said. For 1978, the Y82 Starlight Black SE Trans Ams used the Hurst Hatch T-tops, and the Y84 Starlight Black SE Trans Ams used the larger Fisher T-tops.
#Was the trans am in smokey and the bandit stock movie
Im sure the original from the movie is gonna go for more than 80K. Others believe the CB was the GM STOCK CBD-10 CB Radio-1977 Pontiac Trans Am/Firebird/Bandit Edition. Although pictures from the movie seem inconclusive, some people are convinced that Bandit used a President model because appears to say 'President' on the back of his microphone.
Two days later, someone from the Burt Reynolds Institute called Martino. When Year One released suped up versions of the Trans Am as Bandit cars, they were selling for over 100K. Bandits CB radio in the original Smokey and the Bandit movie. It was there that Reynolds signed the brochure with the car.
In November 2016, The Burt Reynolds Foundation called Trans Am Specialties wanting to know if the shop had a black T-top Trans Am because Reynolds would be at the San Carlos Institute in Key West for a documentary on “Smokey and The Bandit.”
That’s what he found out from PHS Automotive Services, an organization that tracks down paperwork on old Pontiacs if the owner can come up with the fee and the VIN number. Then he learned the car has some movie fame after all. Martino, who owns several movie and TV cars through his company Iconic Premier, had the car at South Miami-Dade’s Trans Am Specialties.
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