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1988 Pontiac Firebird Formula 350 5.7l Lt1 Fast!! Professionally Painted on 2040-cars

US $6,000.00
Year:1988 Mileage:120669 Color: of the car is in nearly perfect condition with a
Location:

Gilbert, Arizona, United States

Gilbert, Arizona, United States
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This 1988 Pontiac Firebird has had a lot of TLC and money put into it to make it a great car.  While it is not perfect it is ready to be driven and enjoyed.  
The exterior of the car is in nearly perfect condition with a NEW two stage black paint job that was professionally done.  NO dings, dents or rust anywhere on the car.  The old rotten weather stripping has been replaced to keep the car tight form the outside elements.  The glass is all in perfect condition with NEW tint on the side and rear window to keep the sun out and give the car an aggressive stealth look.  The old rotten rubber rear spoiler was replaced  before paint with a NEW factory correct rear fiberglass spoiler that will last for years.  The tires are brand NEW 245/50r16 Cooper Zeon all weather tires mounted on the factory aluminum 16" WS6 wheels.

Under the Hood is where this car really shines.  The original and powerful 5.7L LT1 has been fitted with Edelbrock aluminum heads, Edelbrock intake, Edelbrock headers, Comp RV cam, K&N intake, high volume injectors, Custom 3" exhaust with flomasters and exhaust cutouts, Accel ignition, and has been SLP tuned.  With these upgrades this car would be right at home on a friday night at the drag strip but still be a great daily driver!
The chassis and suspension have also been upgraded.  The front struts have been replaced with QA1 fully adjustable struts, all the bushings have been replaced with Energy suspension urathane bushings, and all the wear parts have been replaced. 

The interior of this car is in average to good condition.  The front buckets and rear seat have been reupholstered with black and carbon fiber vinyl.  The carpet, gauges, dash, door panels, and plastics are all in good shape.  The headliner is a little ruff but not horrible, the center console lid is separating but again not horrible.  The stereo has been removed.  

Overall this is a great car that can be driven and with a little more TLC it could be nearly perfect.  Its not a project car or a piece of junk, every time I drive it I hesitate selling it because of how good it looks and how fun it is to drive.  The worst problems with the car is that the fuel gauge is not working, every now and then there is a check engine light which gives me a mass air flow code, and the fact that its missing a stereo

Willing to work with buyer on shipping but I do need a deposit of $500 and a contact phone number within 24 hrs of purchase.
Thanks for looking  

Pontiac Firebird for Sale

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