1971 Firebird Project Formula Trans Am Clone on 2040-cars
Jupiter, Florida, United States
I bought this car from a guy who got it from a father an daughter project, so I have limited info on the car, he said she drove this car every day to work and I drove it home from his house. the car is not a formula or a trans am just a firebird . it has a 350 engine that runs o.k. With a 2 barrel carb, better as it warms up. pretty strong for a 2 barrel motor. It shifts very good steers and stops good, it has a new windshield, new front tires and some new weather striping still in the bags. it is a A/c car but it has been disconnected. It has power steering and power brakes. THE CAR HAS RUST ISSUES , the floor pans were patched with sheet metal (not done by a professional ) and the roof of the car has had some metal work done to it and needs a little more attention and some of the body work done on the car is starting to come back. I do not know how long ago it was painted. The car will need a complete interior , most of the interior was out of the car when I got it so I pulled the rest of it out to take the pictures. and put it back the way I found them, the trans am dash insert is just resting in place The headlights, tail lights , blinkers and brake lights are working, I think this is a cool car and if you are good with metal work or have a friend that is this will be a better car for you then me. I am not that good with metal work or have the place to do that type of a job. Any questions feel free to call Tom, (561) 972-0406 FATHERS DAY PRICE REDUCTION !!!!! this is what I got in it. |
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