1984 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am With Ws6 High Performance Suspension on 2040-cars
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1986 Pontiac Trans Am, Automatic with the LB9 305 TPI (the Chevy 5.0 HO), WS6 high performance suspension and Aero Package. This is a great Bird, fast and just amazing on the curves. Racing chip installed and tuned.
This bird has been kept in awesome operating condition. Cold AC, power windows, cruise control, running lights, hood scoop, car alarm, custom subwoofer and amp box, huge 3 line radiator, tires 85%+ life left. The exterior is in better than average shape. It does have some water marks which may be cleaned up with a polish. The clear paint has some spider webbing on top of the hood scoop.
The interior is in good shape. Gauges work great. I don’t see stains on the carpet. A few cracks on the dashboard, but it is still in one piece. New front seat covers. Original seat upholstery seems dry and brittle. Has original donut spare and jack.
I have described this vehicle as best as I could, please see pictures for additional details. Please send in any questions. Showings may be scheduled. A $500.00 non-refundable deposit is required within 24 hours of auction end. Payment in full is expected 72 hours after you win the auction. Vehicle must be picked up within 10 days of auction end.
This is my guarantee: If you are not completely satisfied with this vehicle upon pickup, you don’t have to take it home. If this is the case, I will transfer the refundable portion within 72 hours and I will not give you a bad feedback, so bid with confidence.
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