1989 Pontiac Firebird Formula Coupe 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Williamstown, New Jersey, United States
This vehicle is a classic. As you look at the photos this vehicle could be restored and brought back to its original beauty. It is a great piece of machine. The Pontiac Firebird has been discontinued and a enthusiast of this model you can see the potential. The interior is in great shape and the mechanical issues can be worked out.....the vehicle runs and the transmission shifts. There are some fuel issues that need to be resolved, but for someone with a mechanical background this could a dream car. When looking at the photos pay attention to the interior and how well maintained it is.
The exterior is in great shape for the year that vehicle is. We have taken pictures of every angle of the vehicle to ensure that you know what you are buying. Thank you for looking!! |
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