Pontiac Firebird Trans Am (blackbird) Rare 1 Of 50 Built 6 Speed on 2040-cars
Birmingham, Alabama, United States
2002 Firebird Trans Am "Black Bird" Rare 1 of 50, This is car number 28 of the 50 built in 2002 and the last year for Pontiac. These cars were built by GMMG in conjunction with GM and sold thru Carl Black Pontiac in Kennasaw, Georgia. This is one of a few Navy Blue Metallic cars built of the 50 and only has 16,500 miles. This is one of the best cars I have ever owned. It has the looks, performance, and the Black Bird package that makes the car a great investment. It runs and shifts as smooth as any car I've ever driven and has the great exhaust sound that goes with the power. The 380 HP is really close to 400 at the flywheel and will turn the quarter mile in 12 seconds. The car is loaded with options including the Ram Air Performance/Handling package, AC, T Tops, Leather Seats, AM/FM CD player & Monsoon 10 Speaker Premium Sound, Steering wheel radio controls. Black Bird package includes Performance pulley system, Hurst Shifter and short throw stick, Silver face gauges, Torq Thurst 17" wheels, Front and Rear Eibach springs, Dimpled front and rear rotors, Cat Back Chambered Exhaust, High Flow Air Box, Black Bird logos, graphics, & hood accent stripes, Logo floor mats & car cover. The car is in great condition from top to bottom and everything works. I have all the paper work that goes with the car. Great car for nice weekends or to take to car shows. I'm only selling to raise money so not interested in trades. I have the "buy it now" set at a great price. I have the car advertised locally so I reserve the right to end this auction early. Call Wayne at 205-790-7525 with any questions or to set up time to inspect.
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