Drive Type: Rear-wheel drive
Make: Pontiac
Mileage: 140,421
Model: Firebird
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Gray
This is a really nice, one owner car that was well maintained. Rock solid frames and floor, car was re-painted once several years ago, with a very straight rust-free body, the red still maintains a high degree shine. Interior is very good, original, and clean. New Battery. Car runs well, goes straight, and rides well with very few rattles. Suspension sits nice. New battery. There is a slight hesitation when the motor is cold, and the hideaway headlights don't open. Both are probably due to a vacuum leak or EGR valve. 4 almost new all-season tires, and original mags, this car is an un-molested survivor. Drive it anywhere, as is, or build a great street machine. Low and reasonable reserve, Payment and pick up within 72 hours. I can assist with shipping. Great deal for someone. Thanks and good luck Mileage is in kilometers 140,400 km = 87,750 actual miles
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