2001 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Coupe 2-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
Jamestown, New York, United States
If your looking for the right one look no further. What you are looking at is a 2001 Pontiac Trans am Firebird. It was ordered new and sold here new at the dealership. This car was ordered and sold new as a Trans am. The owner wanted a Firehawk but wanted to install the items himself. This is a super nice car carpeted garage kept adult owned and driven. The following items were added Street Legal Performance (SLP) air box and K&N filter, ram air style hood (which was painted with ghost stripes to match the car. (SLP) y pipe, 30129 cat back exhaust, (SLP) mass air flow sensor, (SLP) skip shift eliminator, (SLP) line lock, Hurst shifter & switch handle, Eibach sport springs, vented & drilled ss rotors (Bear Eradispeed), Hypertech programmable reflash computer, (SLP) 160 degree thermostat, 17" Firehawk wheels and (SLP) 4:10 auburn posi & gears. Once again this is a super nice car that was well cared for and was done correctly. There is one little nick on the nose see pics. If you have any questions call Mike Hartley at Hartley Buick Gmc Truck. 1-877-501-8123. Thanks for looking and happy bidding GOOD LUCK!!!
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