2002 Firebird Firehawk on 2040-cars
Independence, Kansas, United States
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Up for sale is a 2002 Firebird Firehawk. It is number #33 from the Canadian SLP factory. It is in very good mechanical condition. I do not want to let this car go and I know it will be a collector car. But there is always a But. I'm buying a country house and this is not a country road car. Everything on this car is stock and I have only added a smooth bellow. The original bellow will be included. The rims may need to be re-done due to chipping. Bought the car with them chipping and never got them re-dipped. Paint is in good condition besides the t-bar section on top which the clear coat is starting to chip. I have talked to a auto body shop it is a $150 fix. The windows are tinted. I took out all the mats out when I bought it so they are in good condition. Car cover comes with it as well. The Firehawk version is modified by the aftermarket company SLP Engineering and includes a 345-hp, 5.7-liter V-8 engine, a special hood, tauter suspension, special trim and 17-inch tires. This is the 6 spd with t-tops, black on black, Firehawk.
Good Luck and if you have any questions don't hesitate to contact me. I reserve the right to end at anytime for I do have it sale locally. |
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