1987 Pontiac Fiero Gt Coupe 2-door 2.8l on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Texas, United States
If you have less then 5 feedback ratings your bid will be cancelled. No exceptions. 1987 Pontiac Fiero GT. 2nd owner purchased direct from original owner. Car is in great condition. Runs excellent. Has original paint that is in good condition. Has normal wear and tear and some scratches. Interior is in good shape and clean. Driver seat has tear on side, but no other tears or stains. Non smoking owners. Has custom cup holder in center. Custom Blue LED lights in the interior. Also control switch to light up outside of car in Blue LED lights. New custom tinted quarter windows. New custom LED rear tail, brake lights. Has multi-light CD player. Have all service records from original owner as well as mine. Car has only had synthetic oil changes. Original owners manual, service guide and invoice. Car was original from Tucson, AZ always garaged and brought to Houston, TX. Never been in snow. All gauges and meters work perfect. Never over heats. If you have any questions, please ask. $500 Deposit due at end of auction via PayPal. Balance due within 5 days or approved prior arrangement. Cashier checks from Wells Fargo, Bank America, Chase Only. Car maybe picked up anytime after final payment is made. Car has current License Plate March 2015 for Texas Residents that transfers to new owner. Current Inspection expires March 2015 for Texas. |
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