2002 Pontiac Firebird Collector Edition Trans Am Convertible on 2040-cars
Anderson, Indiana, United States
2002 Pontiac Firebird Collector Edition Trans AM Convertible WS6. This is the special edition for the last year the Trans Am was made. Pontiac literature states that 2000 Collector Editions were made; of those according to different scources about one fourth were convertibles. How many convertibles that were automatics I haven't been able to determine. There are many articles on the internet about these particular cars that make for interesting research. The Collector Editions have 17" wheels and P275/40ZR17 rated tires. They were loaded and had very little options left to choose. This one does have the performance axle option. Pontiac literature claims 0-60 mph in less than 5.5 seconds. I have garaged this car and it has not been driven in inclement weather. I have the original window sticker and all of the special stickers and literature that came with it. There is a model replica that is on the key chain. There is a carrying case for the convertible boot that can be used when the top is down. Also, there are 3 original GM lug nut covers in case one is lost. If you are interested in just owning a nice unique 1 of very few; or, taking this car to shows, you will not be disappointed. Everything works on the car. It is just simply a really nice vehicle that anyone would be proud to own. At $19,900 this car is priced to sell! If you would like more info or to make an appointment to see it, call 765-610-7354
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