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Pontiac Fiero Indy Edition on 2040-cars

Year:1984 Mileage:144000
Location:

Chino Hills, California, United States

Chino Hills, California, United States
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For auction a 1984 Pontiac Fiero Indy Edition.  This is one of the 255 Fiero Indy with 4 speed manual transmission available in the world.  There were a total of 2000 Fiero Indy Edition ever produced.  This is original California Car.  Car was sitting for almost 12 years in a concrete storage covered with car cover.  I cleaned and covered the gas tank.  Replaced all hoses, fuel pump, and fuel filter.  I replaced all 4 tires with some used tires as the old ones were cracked.  I started the car and it starts and drives.  I attempted replacing the front brake pads, but had difficulty compressing the pistons on the front caliper.  I managed to compress the caliper and replace the pads, but needs front caliper as the brake is weak.  It also needs a new battery as I have to jump start.  As I mentioned earlier, the car has been sitting for almost 12 years.  It was a running and driving car before it was parked.  According to the previous owner, he replaced the clutch with a Centerforce clutch at 116K miles. The interior is in very condition considering the age of the car, but it will need a new headliner.  The car is fully loaded with power package group, AC, and more.  The car has clean California title and currently registered as Non-Op.

Please do not ask what exactly the car needs.  Basically, I have only clean the gas tank and replace the fuel pump and filter.  I got the car started and test drove it around the block.  That's it.  At the start, the car will RPM around 2K, but it settles at 800.  I do not know how well the engine is running.  I am sorry, but I am not a mechanic. If you are local, you are welcome to come see the car.  Just do your research and think of the items it will need to be replace to bring back the car to road worthy that has been sitting for 12 years.

Thank you. 

Car is located in Chino Hills, CA.

 

NO WARRANTY ARE OFFERED WITH THE SALE.  THE CAR IS SOLD "AS IS".

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