Hello from germany!
I own since many years a Trans Am w 4 speed manual RTS no air condition,...! I have the feeling that i have something special here in germany.It sit in my yard and it need restoration.The question is if the car has this value? Who can tell me more about the car and the Vin number?
Kind regards and thank you!  

wie sie sind schlumpfff, If it is a 1975 455 trans am with the 4 speed, it has value. only 857 were produced in 1975, so it would be a rare car indeed. Do a search for a vin decoder, and it will tell you everything about the car. 1975 is not a popular year from a selling standpoint, but it will still bring good money from it rarity. hope this helps, Beifallsrufe  

I have a 75 but it is a California car so it only came with a 400 automatic. Go to Pontiac Historical services.
http://www.phs-online.com/order.htm
You can find out about your car. The cost is $50 US. All they need is your vin number. There were 27,274 Trans Am's built in 1975. Of that 6,997 were 4 -speed. 857  were 455 4 speed cars. 20,277 400 automatic cars. Hope that helps.  

Thank you very much!It was original black and silver somebody has some pictures? Did they build a peace car at this time?  

That T/A is definitely worth restoring.  I was in Deutschland in 1995 and I know that you guys really love your cars, with a special fondness for big American V-8s!  I wonder what that T/A would do on the Autobahn???

Craig  

I can tell you that i drove it on the highway here in germany and the top speed was easy 142mph but the brakes are dangerous and it came a lot of smoke out of the front fenders when i use the brakes to bring it down to 55mph.
I have already a plastic formula 400 hood and the front mask of a 71 Trans Am.And i wanna use some western alu wheels from a Z28. But i never thought that you can order a regular Trans Am with a 100% closed rear Axle.No Aircondition and 4 forwards gears and 1 backwardgear.