1985 Pontiac Fiero Gt Coupe 2-door 2.8l on 2040-cars
Bossier City, Louisiana, United States
THIS IS A RECENT TRADE IN. I HAVE LITTLE OR NO HISTORY ON THE VEHICLE. PRIOR OWNER HAD VEHICLE STORED IN GARAGE. LAST INSPECTION STICKER EXPIRED IN SEPTEMBER 2012. TIRES ARE NOT DRY ROTTED. THIS CAR WILL MAKE SOMEONE A VERY GOOD CAR WITH SOME COSMETIC REPAIRS I.E PAINT AND COUPLE SEAT REPAIRS. COMES WITH STEREO -HAD FACE PLATE REMOVED WHEN I TOOK THE PICS. HEADREST SPEAKERS WORK GREAT AND ADDED TWEETERS ON THE DASH.
FOR IT'S AGE, IT IS NOT HARD TO START, COUPLE GAS PEDAL PUMPS AND STARTS RIGHT UP. CAR DROVE WELL BRAKES SEEM TO BE GOOD. TIRES ARE IN GOOD CONDITION WITH OVER 70% TREAD LIFE. WHEELS ARE NOT PITTED. FINISH IS IS VERY GOOD CONDITION. WE ARE A USED CAR DEALERSHIP. THEREFORE THE CAR IS FOR SALE LOCALLY AND I DO RESERVE THE RIGHT TO STOP THE SALE IF NEEDED. BUYER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING AND ANY TAXES TO THEIR TAX JURISDICTION. $500 DEPOSIT REQUIRED WITHIN 72 HOURS OF TIME THE SALE ENDS. I WILL DO MY BEST TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. YOU CAN REACH ME AT 318-746-7778 OR TOLL FREE 866-824-8924 BARKER AUTO SALES IN BOSSIER CITY, LA. WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS FOR 30+ YEARS AND HAVE A GREAT REPUTATION OF SELLING DEPENDABLE USED CARS WITH OUR MAIN FOCUS ON HONESTY AND INTEGRITY. |
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