1977 Pontiac Firebird Black On Black Trans Am Bandit on 2040-cars
Canton, Michigan, United States
Well here we go again, Ebay pulled down the listing after it ended due to " non registered bidder bidding on the item" I didn't know that was possible but ok.Anyway I did lower the reserve and hope it goes to a good home this week. Good luck to all and please be prepared to buy if you win the Auction Serious only
1977 Pontiac Firebird Coupe Black/Black 350 Pontiac V8 350 Turbo Hydramatic Auto Trans Rear spoiler Rally II wheels Tinted Glass White lettered Tires Rear defrost Formula Steering wheel Am/fm stereo cassette Hello, Selling my 77 firebird, Car runs and drives well. Its had a bunch of work done over the past few years, Including new floor pans, new rockers, new correct one piece trunk floor, new windshield, new rubber seals, newer tires, and had the brakes gone through. Condition is as follows Mechanically - 350 Pontiac V8 Runs good Newer Edelbrock intake Newer Edelbrock 600 cfm manual choke carb Newer Radiator Trans shifts nice and smooth Brakes and tires are great Car runs and drives really nice, Does not run hot, And everything works except the speedometer and the air conditioning/heater have been removed and sealed up. Car was painted years ago and needs to be done again, Has many chips and scratches throughout the entire car also has bubbling on the lower rear passenger quarter panel bubbling round the passenger door lock and bubbling on the drivers side roof. However It was recently buffed out and it does shine nice though, Its a 10-15 footer for sure. Interior is very nice and comfortable. Front seats redone, Rears are very nice originals . New headliner, new carpet, new pkg tray, arm rests and window cranks, Door panels and console are nice, Formula wheel is redone and beautiful. Dash has a few cracks Overall a nice 77 bird that needs a little paint and body to be fantastic or just drive it as it is I am including a Trans AM shaker hood and scoop that is rust free, But will also need paint, Original am/fm/cassette Radio, And the original heater/air conditioner box Questions? Call Jeff 734-578-5125 If you are shipping the car and want the Trans am hood,I can bolt it to the car for you. Thanks and Good Luck! |
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