Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Gta 350 Collector Car Low Miles A Must See on 2040-cars
Hamilton, Ohio, United States
1987 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am GTA.
You are looking at a beautiful firebird. This car looks as good in person as the pictures a true Collectors car. Low miles. Stored in my indoor climate controlled showroom. Its been in my collection since 2010. So heres the story on the car. I am a dealer and own an exclusive autobody shop. I have Been in the business for 17 years. This is my personal vehicle which I hand picked myself. It had no rust on the car when I bought it. Being the typical picky auto body shop car nut. I gutted the car and stripped all the paint paint down to bare metal . Repainting every piece off the car. Show finish. Better than Factory. There is over $2,000 in high end primers sealers paint and clear on this beast. No corners were cut. Interior is flawless. except for the door panels. They look nice but need replaced to match the rest of this beautiful car. I have many projects and this one got put on the back burner so I never replaced them. (See pics). Mechanically she is solid as the day she was born. Runs and drives like a dream.. Full fresh tune with everything you can possibly do to a engine with out taking it apart. New plugs, wires, coil, battery, alternator, starter, belts, hoses, all new fluids, injectors, brakes, shocks ect............not because it needed it but because im that anal. It will need a muffler. I took the stock muffler off and was going to replace it with a better sounding one and one of the guys threw it away. Absolutly no leaks. I hope i have described it as detailed as possible. I hope i didnt forget anything. I recommend that you come and check it out for yourself. Questions you can email me or call me direct at 513-616-8267 Chris Non paying bidders will be reported and left neg. feed back. Only bid if you are serious and are financially ready. 0 feedback bidders must contact me before bidding or bids will be deleted. Lets keep ebay a fair and safe place to buy and sell. I will not allow item to leave until payment is received. please note. Depending on your state of residence Taxes could be required to be collected at time of sale. A 249.95 document fee will be added to the sale price of the vehicle which includes all documents and 30 day tags . All vehicles are sold AS IS unless other wise noted. I try to accurately describe all vehicles as detailed as possible but as we all know things can be over looked and its recommended that you see all vehicles in person or have the inspected before you bid. I accept money orders, certified checks, or cash. Deposit is required immediately and are non refundable. THANKS & GOOD LUCK .Be sure to add me to your favorites list! |
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