2001 Pontiac Firebird Base Convertible 2-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Oak Park, Illinois, United States
BE READY FOR THE SUMMER!!!! THIS CONVERTIBLE LOOKS GOOD AND YOU'LL LOOK GOOD IN IT. IT'S DEFINITELY A HEAD TURNER!! *OWN A PIECE OF HISTORY* RARELY LISTED 2001 CONVERTIBLE FIREBIRD!! ALL POWER OPTIONS, V-6 POWERED AND AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION!! TIRES AND BATTERY ONLY 1 YEAR OLD. KEYLESS ENTRY, CD PLAYER, AUDIO STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS AND CRUISE CONTROL. EXTERIOR (BODY AND PAINT): GOOD, SMALL SCRATCH ON REAR FENDER, INTERIOR (SEATS AND CARPET): GOOD-WOULD BE EXCELLENT, BUT THERE ARE TWO VERY SMALL PINHOLES IN THE SEAT . THE CARPET IS PERFECT! CONVERTIBLE TOP: RECENTLY REPLACED-EXCELLENT CONDITION-NO HOLES, RIPS OR TEARS. THIS FIREBIRD HAS LOTS OF GET UP AND GO AND WITH THIS V6 YOU WON'T HAVE TO PAY DEARLY AT THE PUMP. THERE ARE NO ENGINE KNOCKING OR PINGING NOISES, NO SMOKE FROM THE ENGINE OR EXHAUST, TRANSMISSION SHIFTS GREAT, ALL LIGHTS ARE OPERABLE, ALL GLASS IN TACT WITH NO CRACKS OR CHIPS. IT DRIVES STRAIGHT AND HAS NO FRONT END ISSUES. THIS HAS BEEN A VERY RELIABLE CAR. I AM NOT THE FIRST OWNER. WE'VE OWNED THE CAR FOR ABOUT 6 YEARS, WE HAVE NOT HAD ANY MECHANICAL ISSUES OR ACCIDENTS WITH THE CAR SINCE WE'VE HAD IT. IT ALWAYS STARTS AND HAS NOT LET THE FAMILY DOWN. IT HAS BEEN GARAGE KEPT SINCE WE'VE OWNED IT. THIS FIREBIRD HAS BEEN A GREAT CAR!!
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