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91 Firebird Formula Ws6 383 Stroker Performance Rebuild Solid Body 73k Miles Nr on 2040-cars

US $7,999.00
Year:1991 Mileage:72521
Location:

Macedonia, Ohio, United States

Macedonia, Ohio, United States
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House of Mouse Racing Consignments. Please see our website for information on current and future consignment vehicles: http://www.houseofmouseracing.com.

Just consigned from a private collection is this highly-collectible ’91 Firebird Formula WS6 with only 72.5k miles. This car came from the factory with great performance – which has been further enhanced with aftermarket performance parts. This car will satisfy your need for speed! And the brilliant Radiant Red color with  the ’86 Trans Am hood with air scoop and louvers will definitely get you noticed! The car has a nice stance and great street appearance. It runs and handles great. Everything works except the AC (which needs to be charged and wired). FLY IN AND DRIVE HOME.

The performance modifications were made mostly in 2010-2011 and the receipts come with the car including the motor build receipts. The current owner/collector is selling this vehicle from his collection as his tastes have changed. This is definitely a chance to purchase a performance sport car at a very reasonable price.

Body: The body is super-solid and clean. It all retains all-original sheet metal except for the customized ’86 Trans Am hood (the owner has the original hood which was not painted when the car was painted 2 years ago but will be included with the sale of the car at the buyer's option - any extra shipping costs not included). The body looks great! No repairs or accidents from what I can tell. No dents or rust. The red paint is vivid with a nice shine and great depth. Body gaps are nice and tight.

Interior: Interior has looks nice with gray cloth side-bolstered seats in nice condition except for the typical wear spot on the driver’s side from getting in and out of the car. The panels, headliner and carpets are in good shape. The dash is in nice shape. The gauge lenses are clear and intact. AEM digital gauges on A-pillar. All the gauges and electrical components work.

Drivetrain: This fuel-injected 383 stroker motor has been modified for serious performance. It was built in 2011 and the owner has the receipts from the build. It is a 4-bolt main block with Eagle pistons & rods, cast crank and aluminum TrickFlow heads. This is a full roller motor – roller lifters, roller cam and rocker rockers. The cam is a 500 lift steel billet cam. Holley stealth ram intake, MSD Eng & Acell DFI computer. It is all controlled by a Thruster Control Computer which is Fully Laptop Programmable. 1-7/8” ceramic-coated Doug's Longtube Headers. Custom 2.5" dual stainless steel exhaust with x-pipe & Borla mufflers. 700R4 transmission with 8” converter / 3500 stall. Aluminum drive shaft. The rear end is a 7.625. 10-bolt with 3:90 gears & Detroit Tru-Track slip differential with 30-spline axles. The engine does not smoke or make any unusual noises and has awesome power. The transmission operates very nicely with quick, snappy shifts in all gears!

Undercarriage: Is in excellent condition, no cracks or damage. Subrame ties. BMR K-member, tubular A-Arms and adjustable panhard bar along with adjustable torq arm and upper and lower tubular control bars. 4-wheel disc 11” brakes with drilled & slotted rotors. SBC calipers in front & stock calipers in the rear. Cooper tires are in nice condition.

Options: From the factory this car was equipped with…power windows, power door locks, power mirrors, power trunk lid, am/fm stereo with CD player and air conditioning.

Items to Note: The air conditioning is not wired up to the pump and also needs to be charged. The hood has some cracks where the scoop was molded on. Passenger-side tail light lens has a small crack. The car has no catalytic converters and therefore will not pass emissions tests required be certain counties. Buyer is responsible for compliance with any emissions requirements if applicable.

Car comes with clear Ohio title and keys.

Shipping: Shipping is the winner’s responsibility. I can help with local shipping and work with your shipper. If shipping out of the country I do have a shipper that can help make your arrangements. He ships mostly to the Scandinavian countries.

If you are requesting additional pictures please send me your email address. Ebay will not let me add any more pictures to the ad.

Consigned: This car has been consigned to me for sale, but I am not the owner. I have made my best effort to accurately represent the car based on my extensive car expertise, what I have observed in evaluating it and preparing it for sale, and what I have been told by the owner, but this is the extent of my knowledge. There are no guarantees. There is no warranty. You are welcome to arrange a viewing of this vehicle during evening or weekend hours. Information on other cars I am consigning is available at www.houseofmouseracing.com.

Terms: Contact should be made by the buyer within 48 hours of auction close. A non-refundable $500 deposit is due within 48 hours of end of auction close (deposit will be accepted through Paypal). Balance due within 7 days of auction close as cash or wire only. Due to space limitations and subsequent auction listings, the car must be paid for and picked up with in 7 days unless both parties agree on other arrangements. If the terms of this auction are not adhered to, the car will be immediately relisted.

I am not responsible for any fees, or taxes or any out-of-pocket costs. Buyer is responsible for all state, county, city taxes and fees, as well as title/registration fees in the state that the vehicle will be registered. No warranty, sold as is. Vehicle has a clear Ohio title.

Will not ship but will try to work with you if you hire a shipping company. However, since this is my residence, arrangements will have to be made for the shipping company to pick up the car when I can be home to attend it. Buyer is responsible for all shipping and related arrangements and payments. Vehicle must be paid in full before it leaves my premises and I assume no responsibility for damages incurred after leaving my premises.

Remember when placing a bid you are entering a legally binding contract. Ask all of your questions and/or come see the vehicle before you commit by bidding, because a bid is a commitment to purchase. Dishonest bid retractions will be reported to eBay and will result in you being blocked from bidding on any future auctions. As you can see by my feedback (100% positive), I describe my items accurately. I have sold other vehicles on eBay to happy purchasers.

Good luck and happy bidding!

 

 

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