1999 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am 5.7l Ls1 Automatic Leather T-tops Ws6 4l60e 5.7 on 2040-cars
Ray, Michigan, United States
This 1999 Firebird Trans Am is in excellent condition. It is Pewter Metallic (Silver) in color. This Firebird has a completely stock 5.7L LS1 engine and A4 4L60E Transmission. This is a T-Top car! The car runs great. It just had a major tune up about 5,000 miles ago with a new alternator, A/C Compressor, tie rods, spark plugs, rear end flush & oil change, and front end alignment. This car is an excellent driver! The LS1 puts out great power and makes for a sporty ride. The paint is in great condition with no major defects. There is a small crack right on the edge of the driver side door where it was opened into another vehicle in a parking lot. Other than that, the exterior of the vehicle is in great shape. There is virutally no rock chips in the hood or front bumper. This Trans Am does have a OEM WS6 hood and OEM 2002 WS6 wheels installed. The wheels are in good condition with some very light corrosion (common with these wheels) and some very light curb rash on the very edge (bead) of the wheel. The tires have plenty of tread to last a couple more seasons. The head lights go up and down smoothly as well with no noise. I have never had a headlight get stuck in the up or down position. It also has a Flowmaster Exhaust for a deep throaty sound. There are no other aftermarket modifications to the vehicle besides the exhaust. This Trans Am has been stored for every winter that I have owned it. The interior is in great shape. It has Leather Dark Pewter (Dark Grey) Interior with power front seats with power lumbar. Everything inside works just as it should. There is a little bit of wear on the driver bolster of the driver seat which is extremely common with these cars and higher miles. The only other defect inside is a small crack in the driver side door panel. The A/C blows nice and cold as well. Both power windows work. The T-Tops do not leak either. The car has a Clean/Clear Green Michigan Title. The car is currently displaying 100,5XX miles. The car is available for local pickup. I can also arrange shipping for anywhere in the lower 48 states. My shipping is extremely competitive and will beat out prices from any of the major carriers. We are a licensed Michigan Used Car Dealer. We can accept checks, money order, loan checks, cash, or wire transfers for payment. ALL checks must clear before car will be released for pickup. |
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1969 Pontiac GTO Judge vs. 2006 GTO, which Goat gets your vote?
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