1991 Pontiac Firebird Classic Mint Rare! - $14990 on 2040-cars
Owosso, Michigan, United States
JUST SHOW DETAILED! This classic hardtop convertible (smoked glass
t-tops) has been seen at many cars shows since the single owner (just
died) bought it new. It has never been driven over 100 miles in any
direction and has never seen any bad/winter weather. Stored covered and
on tarp in heated building. 22,800 actual miles - always premium gas.
Sport Appearance Package - original clear coat. Includes owners manual,
brochure, cellophane wrapped cassette tape from Pontiac, all covers and
additional parts. 3.1L V6 - 140hp. A/C ice cold, All records, Always
garaged, Custom paint/graphics, Custom wheels, Excellent condition,
Fully loaded with all the goodies, Looks & drives great, Must see,
Never seen snow, No accidents, Non-smoker, One owner before me, Seats like new,
Title in hand, Upgraded sound system, Very clean interior, Well
maintained does not even come close to how this gem has been cared for
all these years. Probably one of a kind! MUST SELL DUE TO FAMILY MATTER!
Make Offer today!
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