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Low-mile 1992 Firebird Trans Am Convertible in Jade Green lists with fresh service, 5.0L V8, updates and original radio.
A low-mileage 1992 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am convertible finished in rare Jade Green has been listed for sale, offering collectors a largely original example from the final year of the third-generation F-body.
The car shows 51,839 miles on its five-digit odometer and presents with a beige interior, a power-operated soft top, and period-correct Trans Am exterior cues. Power comes from a 5.0-liter V-8 rated at 220 horsepower, paired with an automatic transmission. The seller reports recent maintenance that includes new fuel injectors, newer tires, a new battery, a replacement idler arm, and new front disc brakes.
Comfort and convenience items include functioning heat and air conditioning, power windows and mirrors, and an aftermarket Python remote-start system. A Kenwood head unit with Bluetooth has been installed; the original factory radio is included with the sale. Under the hood, a 3MR strut tower brace has been added for additional front-end rigidity. The car is offered with its original owner’s manuals, and the seller notes that shipping assistance within the United States is available.
The 1992 model year closed out a decade-long run for the third-generation Firebird and Trans Am, introduced in 1982 with a focus on aerodynamics, lighter construction, and improved chassis tuning. As the performance-oriented trim, the Trans Am added distinctive styling, suspension upgrades, and drivetrain enhancements over the base Firebird. Enthusiasts often cite 1992 cars as a sweet spot, combining classic muscle-car proportions with late-model amenities before Pontiac redesigned the Firebird for 1993.
Interest in driver-quality, unmodified Trans Ams from this era has climbed as more examples transition from used-car status to modern classics. The combination of low mileage, a factory-correct color combination, and recent service items positions this convertible as a turn-key candidate for weekend use and local shows.
Prospective buyers are encouraged to review service documentation and verify the condition of wear items typical to the platform, including convertible-top operation, suspension bushings, and cooling-system components. With its uncommon paint, working accessories, and modest updates aimed at reliability and usability, the car offers an accessible entry into early-1990s Pontiac performance.
The listing states the vehicle can be driven home from the showroom or shipped nationwide at the buyer’s request. Additional details are available from the seller upon inquiry.
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