Pontiac Trans Am Firebird Gt Convertible 25th Anniversary Mint And Super Rare on 2040-cars
Grand Island, New York, United States
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1994 25th Trans Am Convertible with only 4019 Original Miles This Rare Limited Edition Trans Am was 1 of only 250 convertibles ever built in 1994 which made it an instant classic. The car is 100%original and untouched from Stock GM condition like the day it was new. The car still has that "new car smell" with its special Prado leather seating. The best way I can describe the 25th Trans Am is to just say it is in "as new" condition. The car retains its entire original paint, interior, top, and even the high speed rated Goodyear GS-C tires. When you get behind the steering wheel and fire it up and drive it you will swear that you just purchased a new car. The cigarette lighter has never been used, nor the ashtray and the convertible boot is still in the original GM bag in the trunk and has never been installed. Like I said before "as new". The car has never been driven in rain or any poor weather as evidenced by the bottom of the car. The bottom is clean you could eat off it. The driveshaft still has the GM tag on it. There isn't any rust or corrosion on the bottom or top side of the car anywhere. It is an extremely well preserved untouched vehicle. All of the cars operating components work properly including the AC, power headlights,power windows, and the power top. You will not need to spend any money on this car. This. Special 25 th Trans Am is a very safe investment of your money. The price is very fair for the condition and rarity as well as its collectibility. I can be reached at 716-773-4547 or 716-693-1500 if you would like to discuss the car or to work out purchase details. Thank you for viewing my auction and best of luck. Someone is going to get a great car. Bob I have ALL original paperwork,manuals,even the window sticker. |
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