Pontiac Fire-bird Firestorm on 2040-cars
Spring Hill, Florida, United States
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Well I have "proudly" owned this now classic 1985 Pontiac Fire-Bird since 1987,and I babied her since then till about 2004, now she needs to be sold ASAP,I have invested over:$26,000 into her since 1987, and here are a list of the modifications done to her: it has a small block 355( it's compression ration is:9.717 to 1) in her and it is balanced w/stage 2 connecting rods, z gap less rings, TRW forged flat top pistons, it has ALL Edelbrock parts in the engine, including their Edelbrock Pro-Flo Fuel injection, coated headers inside & out, Edelbrock Performer RPM heads, a Crane full roller Cam,a Be-Cool radiator,WS6 suspension springs on all 4 corners, Koni Shocks all 4 corners, Energy Suspension motor mounts, transmission mounts, torque arm bushings, an Acko-Sikkens paint job with a urethane clear coat, an 1984 front nose with the mini grilles to allow better air flow through to the 4 core aluminum Be-Cool radiator, it also has 2 dual Spal Electric fans that keep the engine temp. at 180-190 degrees all day long!!, it also has the original style metal back window louvers on it!!(and they are painted jet black), it also had a Corvette Turbo hood on it, and it also has an electric vacuum pump to give back the engine's vacuum for the brakes, it has dynamat under the new carpeting and it has a new headliner, it also has a Daryl Young s racing 700R4 transmisssion a B&M tranmission pan, it also has spicer u-joints & a 3.73 gear in the rear end, and this car has NEVER ever been raced!!, so adding all of this up, comes to:over $26,000 invested and I am sacrificing it really cheap, serious inquires ONLY!!, thanks Darrin Lynch
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