1997 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Coupe 2-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
Ashtabula, Ohio, United States
I have a very nice 97 Trans Am with the Lt1 5.7 and 149,000 miles. It has T-tops, leather interior, Cd player, working air conditioning, brand new Kuhmo tires, headers, stainless exhaust, custom black paint around the t-tops, blacked out tail lights, pillers and rear spolier, new hatch struts,new passenger headlight motor with an aluminum gear upgrade, and new inner and outer tie rods with a new alignment. The car has a minor dent from someone rubbing it on the back rear fender above the marker light and its not perfect. It is an everyday driver so it does have its dings and scratches. The car has a very slow oil leak somewhere (not even 1/4 quart in 2000 miles) but runs awesome. The car has plenty of power. The brakes have drilled and slotted rotors and work perfectly. The car is missing its front foglights and is missing the plastic where the ashtray goes. Someone worked on the shifter linkage and never replaced it. Someone deleted the catalytic converters also but its a nice car.
On Jun-19-14 at 15:03:38 PDT, seller added the following information: I have a very nice 97 Trans Am with the Lt1 5.7 and 149,000 miles. It has T-tops, leather interior, Cd player, working air conditioning, brand new Kuhmo tires, headers, stainless exhaust, custom black paint around the t-tops, blacked out tail lights, pillers and rear spolier, new hatch struts,new passenger headlight motor with an aluminum gear upgrade, and new inner and outer tie rods with a new alignment. The car has a minor dent from someone rubbing it on the back rear fender above the marker light and its not perfect. It is an everyday driver so it does have its dings and scratches. The car has a very slow oil leak somewhere (not even 1/4 quart in 2000 miles) but runs awesome. The car has plenty of power. The brakes have drilled and slotted rotors and work perfectly. The car is missing its front foglights and is missing the plastic where the ashtray goes. Someone worked on the shifter linkage and never replaced it. The drivers window is slightly off track but goes up and down with no issues. The front speakers do not work and the t-tops leak very little during a down pour. The car just needs little things but is rust free and solid. Someone deleted the catalytic converters also but its a nice car. |
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