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1987 Trans Am V8 355 Tpi 5 Speed Manual Electrical Dash. T-tops on 2040-cars

US $6,600.00
Year:1987 Mileage:130000 Color:
Location:

Levittown, Pennsylvania, United States

Levittown, Pennsylvania, United States
Advertising:

1 of a kind trans am, 
WILL NEVER FIND AN OTHER ONE

A TRANS AM LOVER'S DREAM!! 

355 tpi engine rebuilt 10,000 miles !!!!!

t-5 5 speed transmission rebuilt 243 miles!!!!

electonical dash all works!!!!!!

t-tops, no leak!!!!!

new clutch, 1 week old

3 CORE RACING ALUMINUM RADIATOR WITH DUEL 12 RACING FANS
to keep her cool 

ws6 ram air hood. JUST PAINTED RED I WILL UPDATE PICS SOON 

new car paint, 3 months old flame red 

4th gen camaro seats 

3.73 rear end gears 

duel 12 pionner subwoofers and boss amp, pioneer head unit 

flomaster cat back duel exhaust american thunder with stainless steel tips 

new back tires and 2 new front tires 

and alot more!!!!
, EXTREAMLY CLAN, VERY FUN AND VERY FAST 
have all paper work for engine, 

interior is 9/10 no cracks, extramly clean, 
pontiac





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