1995 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Convertible 2-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
Staten Island, New York, United States
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Up for your bidding consideration is my 1995 Pontiac Trans Am Convertible.I purchased car in 2012 with 105550 mi on it and maybe put only 500 mi on it since, new motor (1995) ,hypertech pistons,new gm heads,hedman headers,flo-max fuel injectors,roller motor,40 over,new clutch,pressure plate,new hooker aero chamber exhaust,car is turn key,sounds awesome,everything functions on interior properly,no lights on,newer roof goes up and down effortlessly,air works but will need Freon,leather seats are very nice however the rear seat top stiching has an inch long separation and will have to be resown,otherwise very nice. Paint appears to be the original factory blue-green chameleon color,has some scratches ,peeling clearcoat on passenger mirror,thousands of dollars in work done to car since new that will be passed down to new owner,clear title in hand,a real blast to drive,droptop fun! All in all a rare trans am convertible that is super quick,very responsive ,soon to be a classic! Car is being advertised locally so auction could end early,car is sold as,is,where is. Please,anyone with 5 or less feedback must contact me prior to bidding or I have no choice at all but cancell their bids,these ads cost money,car is for sale locally as is,and I can auction early,Good luck bidding on this super rare soon to be classic piece of PONTIAC EXCITEMENT! |
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