1984 15th Anniversary Trans Am Pontiac Firebird T-top V8 on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
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This is a 1984 Pontiac Trans Am 15th Anniversary car! T-tops, H.O. 305. New A/C that uses R134. Fan blows fast and cold in the Florida warm weather. New cigarette plug that charges phones or runs gps without any problems. This is a solid car that I would not hesitate to drive long distances. I have the original radio, but not installed. A CD stereo is currently installed. The car has the rare storage compartment in the trunk instead of the trunk well. The car comes with a security screen to cover the trunk area. I have an extra screen that is in ok shapefor the car. The dash is free of any major blemishes, tears, or cracks. The pop-up lights function properly. Original wheels! Why am I getting rid of this car? I own several cars and none of them handle baby seats easily. Time for me to upgrade or downgrade depending which day it is and how I am feeling :) I also do not have the time to drive the car so the moment has come for me to part with this cool car. I will miss owning this car. As with any used cars there are some minor issues. The intermittent pulse wipers do not work. I recently discovered that the electronic board is missing from the wiper motor. I always thought the switch was broken but I was wrong. By the way, the switch is new and the wipers function well minus the intermittent selection. Find yourself a board and you will have intermittent pulsewipers. The other issue is the tripometer does not work; the odometer works fine. The car sits for long stretches and needs someone to drive her home. I maintain the battery so it holds a charge. No body rust that I have noticed. T-tops are in great condition and the seals look fantastic for being 30 years old. This is your chance to own a classic. Email me with your questions.
On Jan-22-14 at 12:38:41 PST, seller added the following information: Please look at the pictures and remember that this is a 30 year old paint job. White hides imperfections in the paint very well. My original plans were to have the car repainted when the decals got rough enough to bother me, but that never happened. I did have the car waxed last summer and it has been mostly garaged since. I do not drive this car often and something might slip my mind so please ask. Email me if you have any questions. |
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