1985 Pontiac Fiero Se With 3.1l And 4t60e 4 Spd Auto Conversion Running Driver on 2040-cars
Edmond, Oklahoma, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:3.1L V6
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Gray
Make: Pontiac
Number of Cylinders: 6
Model: Fiero
Trim: 2DR CP
Drive Type: Rear Wheel Drive
Mileage: 120,000
Sub Model: SE
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Red
Currently looking to sell my driving 1985 project car. It has been upgraded with a 4T60E transaxle and 3100 V6 from a 1993 Chevrolet Lumina. The car was side-swiped a while back and had to have the driver's side rear control arm replaced. No frame damage was done, and the car had an alignment done successfully after said control arm was replaced. The car is drivable, but definitely needs to be fixed up to reach its full potential. After switching from being a self-employed contractor to full time work, I no longer have the time or energy to do all to this car that I wanted and it's time to move on. A quick rundown of some of the goods and bads of this vehicle are as follows;
BAD:
Posts Code 32 (Might be intake gaskets, comes with a complete gasket set that was never installed)
Drivers Side Door Needs Replacing as well as the panel behind the passenger door
Power Locks Don't Work and manual locks need replacing (Have a lock set with the car, never been installed however.
No A/C (Leaking lines, has new compressor installed [never run])
Interior needs work
Coolant Leak (Seems to be fixed now, radiator cap seal went out but replaced)
Replacement Radiator Doesn't Fit Right, mounted for temporary use (no risk of it falling off or anything)
Wiring all works but needs some routing, wire looming and zip-tying
Gauges Are Kinda Wonky And Odometer Recently Quit (Might be flex circuit board or bad ground/Odometer Servo bad)
GOOD:
Newer Kumho Tires With Around 10K Miles On Them
Comes With Some New Parts (Intake Gasket Set, 2 Power Lock Actuators and whatever else I can find)
New A/C compressor (needs some line work, but installed and never got running due to said leak)
Upgraded 3.1L Motor With A Low End rebuild done on it (new main bearings, etc.)
New Water Pump
Generation II Headlight Motors (No more #*@&ing relay chasing, and they move nice and smooth)
Generation IV Headlight Motor Controller
Black Plexiglass Sail 'Windows' (not installed and in great shape, ones on the car are cracked)
Flush Mount Headlight Buckets (before installing newer generation headlight motors, considered doing flush-mount lights, still have the sheet metal headlight "buckets" for this project)
Clean Title In My Name and Insured
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask and I will happily answer them. Delivery of this vehicle is available in the OKC/Edmond area, and you can schedule to see it in person. If you wish to move it out of the Oklahoma City area, the buyer is fully responsible for transit of the vehicle.
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