1994 Pontiac Firebird Formula Convertable on 2040-cars
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
For sale is an all original 94 Firebird Formula Convertible. The car has just over 12,000 miles on it and has been garage kept since new. This car is in showroom condition. The car is pretty rare and not many were built in this color and options package. The car has the strong 5.7 liter (LT1) engine backed up with an automatic transmission behind it. It does have a new Alpine CD player added to it and also a new alarm with remote start. The paint, interior, convertible top, and tires are in like new condition. The car was purchased from the original owner who was an older gentleman who had purchased the car with out ever intending to actually drive it. So it is a second owner car. It was purchased in Albuquerque NM and is currently here. The car has never been driven in snow or rain. The car was meticulously maintained and serviced over the years. It is being sold because a car this rare should get to be showed off and enjoyed and it is just taking up garage space where it is currently. The car will be sold and shipping can be discussed and arranged as needed, if that is requested, at the expense of the new owner based on where it needed to be shipped to. Payment will be made through PayPal and New Mexico title is free and clear and will be available at time of purchase. This car is for sale locally in Albuquerque and I reserve the right to end the auction at any time if the car ends up selling here locally.
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