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VISIT BARRETT-JACKSON.COM FOR THE COMPLETE DOCKET 65The movie’s success transcended the confines of the silver screen, permeating various facets of pop culture. The film popularized CB radio jargon, with phrases like “Breaker, breaker” and “What’s your 20?” entering everyday conversation. The iconic black Pontiac Trans Am driven by the Bandit became an instant status symbol of coolness and adventure, sparking a surge in sales for the model and solidifying its status as an automotive icon of the era.Burt Reynolds’ association with the Pontiac Trans Am also extended beyond the silver screen. Reynolds championed the movie’s success by leveraging his star power to endorse special edition Trans Ams that closely resembled the iconic car from the film. With Reynolds’ endorsement, these Trans Ams became highly sought-after by fans eager to own a piece of cinematic history and a piece of the Bandit. These special vehicles, often referred to as “Bandit” Trans Ams, sported black paint with gold accents, reminiscent of the vehicle driven by Reynolds’ character in the movie.