Red Clean Title Coupe With Audio System on 2040-cars
Hawthorne, California, United States
For sale is my 1999 Pontiac Firebird. She has 93500 miles, but will slightly increase. Is a 3.8L V6 and does not have any mods under the hold. Paint is dull and has scratches around the car. The driver seat is torn because of constant getting in and out of the car. Passenger seat is slightly torn. Back seats are fine. AC does not work and is missing two circular vents. All airbags are still intact since it is a clean title. Vehicle does has a stereo system that I bought a year ago. System includes (2) 12inch Interfire subwoofers, (1) Audiofonics amplifier with 1600 watts and (1) Interfire amplifier with 800 watts. (1) 3.5 capacitor, custom box for the car, (4) Interfire speakers in passenger area and Kenwood stereo deck with USB connection. Wheels are 20in Giovanna chrome and have curb rash. Come with tires with 60%tread left. Passenger door window motor needs to be changed soon and catalytic converter needs to be changed. The engine has a manifold leak. I do not want to put more money into it. I have to get rid of this soon.
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