2002 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Convertible 2-door 5.7l Collector Edition on 2040-cars
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2002 Pontiac Firebird-Trans Am Convertible Collector's Edition. THE LEGACY WS6 PACKAGE DELIVERING RAM AIR INDUCTION WITH FUNCTIONAL AIR SCOOPS. FLOWLESS, EXCELLENT AND PERFECT CONDITION. ALMOST NEW, PAMPERED AND GARAGED. MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE. PERFECT AND LIKE A NEW OF DEALER SHOWROOM.The last of the breed with everything virtually as new, this Collector Edition Trans Am Convertible hails from the final year of the venerable Firebird as one of only 1,041 convertibles built. Highly distinctive with special exterior trim and the interior accented with Yellow carbon fiber and matching door panels (Yellow carbon-fiber can easily be removed if desired to remove it). Black leather seats feature embroidered "Collector Edition" scripts. A Black convertible top provides further appeal and a Monsoon premium sound system includes a 12-disc CD changer in the trunk. The engine remains untouched and all electrical equipment is in proper working condition. The handsome body bears no dents or scratches and the car has suffered no reported accidents. With 3,593 original miles, the car even smells new inside and the tires remain virtually new. In addition to a factory alarm system, the Trans Am features a 325-bhp 5.7-liter LS1 V-8 engine, 4-speed automatic transmission. Specific Trans Am Collector Edition items include the Collector Yellow Exterior Color, Collector Edition Body Graphics, Painted Black Aluminum Wheels, 275/40ZR17 speed rated tires, and Collector Edition floor mats. The legendary WS6 Performance and Handling Package was included as well, delivering Ram Air induction with functional air scoops, low-restriction polished dual exhaust system, power steering cooler, Specific Tuned Suspension, and a 3.23:1 performance rear-axle ratio. A virtual "time warp" offered in as-new condition, this superb collector car perfectly marks the end of 35 years of Pontiac Firebird production. It is looking for new home to be pampered and taken care of as the previous two owners did and kept its legendary.
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