1983 Pontiac Firebird Base Coupe 2-door 2.8l on 2040-cars
Madison, Wisconsin, United States
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Step back in time with this super clean 1983 Pontiac Firebird! Meticulously loved and cared for by its previous owners, it has only known summer driving conditions. This Firebird is ready to drive away right now with only 24,918 ORIGINAL miles on it. With a little Van Halen playing on the radio it will feel just like 1983 all over again! The 1983 Firebird was completely redesigned by Pontiac with a new windshield slope to make it more aerodynamic. Also, for the first time, it incorporated a large glass hatchback that required no metal structure to support it. The main characteristic that set this Firebird apart were the two concealed, pop-up headlights. This gave the front end of the car a chiseled, clean look that it would carry for years to come. The Carfax on this Firebird shows it is a 1-Owner with original miles and no accidents or damage reported. You will find little to no rust at all on this vehicle as we tried to show you in the pictures that were taken. For more information on this Pontiac Firebird, please contact Jeff Funnell at Metro Ford of Madison (608-443-5716 or jfunnell@metrofordofmadison.com). Good luck in the auction! |
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