1984 Pontiac Trans Am, 383ci, 6 Spd, T-tops, Thirdgen F-body on 2040-cars
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I am posting my 1984 Pontiac Trans Am which I have owned since 2008. The reason for selling is I am moving from the area. This car is not even close to original, it has been rebuilt and modified with aftermarket and replacement parts. I will post a link to pictures documenting the rebuild.
Engine: -Blueprint engines crate motor; 383ci 405HP 440FtLb approximately 15k miles -Holley 770cfm Street avenger carb -Stock fuel pump in tank -MSD 8.5mm wires -Mallory distributor Transmission: -T-56 6 speed transmission swap-approximately 50kmiles -Ram high performance clutch -Custom welded Spohn transmission crossmember with double hump for dual exhaust Exhaust: -Hedman Long tube headers into 3 inch exhaust with dual cutouts -custom y-pipe into a Hooker Catback Exhaust Suspension -Spohn adjustable torque arm -Spohn adjustable panhard rod -BMR boxed subframe connectors -MOOG IROC springs -KYB struts and Shocks -Black GTA Rims Rear End -10 bolt 7.625inch stock axles drum brakes -Richmond 3.73 Gears -Eaton Posi differential Interior -Vinyl aftermarket bucket seats -no rear seats -floor welded and repaired for rust and sealed with heat and noise dampening material -Speedometer does not work, not hooked up to transmission -Sunpro tachometer -Pioneer stereo and speakers -Tilt Column Exterior -T-tops, resealed with new weatherstripping and urethane -GTA rims, black as mentioned before -GTA body kit -Lime green color; It is painted 'Limelight', an old Mopar color -Door pins replaced and door hinges adjusted That is all I can think of for now, I'm sure there is some stuff I'm forgetting. Any questions feel free to ask. Several things about the sale: -NO TRADES -CASH ONLY -I've put over double the asking price into the car and put hundreds of hours into working on it so I will not let it go lightly so no lowballing please -I'm usually free evenings and weekends. 914-960-1569 Heres the link to the build: https://www.facebook.com/nick.possenti/media_set?set=a.1250396904639.2033733.1370970099&type=3 |
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