1988 Pontiac Fiero Formula V6 5 Speed Yellow Super Rare! Clean! on 2040-cars
Morris, Illinois, United States
Beautiful 1988 Pontiac Fiero Formula
One of less then 200 made in Talbot Yellow I have owned this car for a few years now. I have too many collector cars and Fieros and this one needs to go. It needs to be driven and enjoyed by someone not just sitting around and driven 100 miles a year! The car runs and drives great, drive it home!! The car is an original yellow car with mostly original paint. Parts of the car have been repainted but the body looks nice with no damage and the paint is nice and glossy. All if the major body panels have the original VIN stickers! The glass and trim are in excellent condition. Original LOF windshield with good tint! This is obviously a car that has been garage kept! The engine has recently undergone a major tune up and re seal. The clutch has been replaced. The tires are older but have plenty of tread and are all the same brand and correct sizes The interior is excellent! New headliner and mint original seats! NOS steering wheel installed! Original gray floor mats impossible to find! The dash has no cracks! Correct am/fm cassette radio! New Parts: New high performance accell fuel injectors $300, the car starts on a dime! Plugs, wires, cap, rotor, coil, water pump, clutch and pressure plate, motor mounts, throw out bearing, engine gaskets -valve cover, intake, oil pan, etc. , new fluids oil, trans oil, and antifreeze Urethane sway bar end links front and rear, urethane dog bone mount. New 180 thermostat, and low temp fan switch Needs, issues, concerns.: Head light pins installed (common problem) parts are under $20 some times both headlights work, sometimes just one side RH lower ball joint is loose over bumps AC needs to be charged Possibly tires down the road if you plan on driving it a lot The idle is a little erratic when the car is cold but it always levels out to 900 rpm at operating temperature. The car just needs to be driven, it sits a lot for long periods of time. I have tried to describe this car the best I can. It's very nice original car, very rare and needs to be driven and enjoyed! If you have any questions, would like to view the car or would like to make a cash offer please call 815 521 9566. Thank you for your interest. |
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