79 Trans Am Logo
Symmetrical, stylized bird with wings fully spread in a wide V shape. The central bird silhouette is solid black with layered feather shapes filled in red and bordered by a thick gold outline; wing tips and tail feathers are pointed and fla...
Logo
About 79 Trans Am
Symmetrical, stylized bird with wings fully spread in a wide V shape. The central bird silhouette is solid black with layered feather shapes filled in red and bordered by a thick gold outline; wing tips and tail feathers are pointed and flame-like, creating a dynamic, rising/flaring look.
No text appears in the image. The design reads as a bold, flat decal with strong outlines and high contrast between black, red and gold — a vintage, automotive hood-emblem style.
What's in it: stylized bird (firebird/phoenix)
Shapes: bird silhouette spread wings (V-shaped) symmetrical composition thick outline stroke flame-like feather shapes
Style: retro muscle-car decal bold outline flat colors iconic
Evokes a powerful, fiery bird — speed, power and rising/fiery motion (phoenix/Firebird imagery).
Colors
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79 Trans Am Logo History
This is the Firebird "screaming chicken" hood decal used on Pontiac Trans Am muscle cars, notably the late-1970s Trans Am (commonly associated with 1977–1979 models).
Frequently asked
What car is this logo associated with?
It's the Firebird/"screaming chicken" hood decal associated with the Pontiac Trans Am.
What era is this design from?
This style is most closely associated with late 1970s Trans Am models (notably 1977–1979).
What are the main colors used?
Black (primary), gold/tan outline (secondary) and bright red accents.