Well Maintained Firebird! on 2040-cars
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THIS A SECOND OWNER CAR, MY SON WAS THE FIRST, HE FOUND OUT AT A YOUNG AGE HE COULDN'T AFFORD THE PAYMENT OR INSURANCE, SO I BOUGHT IT FROM HIM THAT WAS IN 1995. BEEN MINE EVER SINCE. THE MOTOR AND TRANSMISSION OR ORIGIONAL, NEVER HAD ANY PROBLEMS WITH THEM, AND IT NEVER HAS SMOKED. ALL THE INTERIOR IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND VERY CLEAN. IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN WELL MAINTAINED. A VERY PICKIE OWNER.. I HAVE ALL THE RECIEPTS ON ALL THE MAINTANCE THAT HAS BEEN DONE TO THE CAR, THE BUYER CAN HAVE THEM ALL.. IT'S A NON-SMOKER CAR! THE REASON FOR SELL IS, DUE TO MY HEALTH PROBLEMS IT WAS GETTING HARD FOR ME GETTING IN AND OUT OF THE CAR, FOR IT SETS SO LOW. I BOUGHT A NEW CAR AND NOW I DON'T HAVE ROOM FOR 3 CARS, IF I DID I WOULDN'T BE SELLING IT, THIS CAR HAS BEEN ALWAYS GARAGE KEPT AND STILL IS.. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL ME, I WILL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER. THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO LOOK AT MY CAR! |
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