1978 Pontiac Trans Am Se Firebird Y88 In Good Condition - Original! on 2040-cars
Rutledge, Tennessee, United States
Here is a great 78 Pontiac Trans Am Firebird (Y88) Special Edition
It's in really good shape, only one owner and well maintained. Engine/Tranny rebuilt less than 5k miles ago. Odometer cable is broken, but other than the crease in the passenger door and a small spot on the back bumper, it's in great condition. Clean title, original tape and paint (no filler anywhere on car). Comes with original t-tops, spare tire, and cover. This is a Y88 build. I'm selling this for my aunt (it was her late husbands favorite car), so I'm a little limited on specifics about the car. I'm getting the VIN later today and will try to find more information on the exact build. For more information visit http://www.knoxusedauto.com/transam.php There are more photos available at http://knoxville.craigslist.org/cto/4133143648.html Thanks for looking! |
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