1984 Pontiac Fiero 2m4 Se Super Low Miles- 8,232 , 1 Owner on 2040-cars
Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
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1984 Pontiac Fiero 2m4 SE with 8,232 original miles
A true survivor car! This one owner Fiero was purchased new at Rankin Pontiac in Easton, PA. It has accumulated just 8,232 miles as of the time I am writing this description. Te owner admits he drove it to the New Jersey shore once or twice but other than that he drove it just enough to keep if functional. The car has the accessory heated rear window, cassette player, power windows, locks and cruise control. It is painted Red with the tan cloth interior. Although the car looks much as it did when it rolled out the showroom door, it has some minor issues. There are two paint blemishes that should be professionally repaired. Neither is very large or a big deal but on such a well preserved car they are noticeable. Being a 1980's GM product the headliner is now sagging. What car made by GM in that era didn't suffer from that malady? Also, the pesky little caps in the centers of the wheels, there of those are missing. The car was stored, under a carport for many years so it would benefit from a professional level detailing. It was cleaned for this listing and I polished some surfaces which came up looking great but the entire car needs this attention. The new car lustre is there but it needs to be brought back to its full glory. The car comes with the original owners manual, period service book, car cover and whatever original paperwork can be located. I am listing this car for a friend who is not familiar with eBay but I can answer most questions for you. The car is in my garage and can be seen in Allentown, PA. Please email with any questions or desires to inspect. Important Notice: Bidders on this car must have a feedback rating of 1 or more. Anyone with a 0 or lower rating will have their bids canceled. This
car is being sold "as-is, where is" with no warranties or guarantees
implied, inferred or stated. The
buyer is responsible for all taxes, transfers, shipping and related fees. All
proceeds must be in cash, or bank wire transfer. Paypal is acceptable for
payment of a deposit only. Funds must clear before the car leaves the premises.
The car should be paid in full within 7 business days and removed within 21 days of the close of the sale. I will work with a buyer if this is a problem. Any problems or questions, email me right away. I pride myself on fast response and trying to work out problems before they become unsolvable. Bidding on this car is a legal offer to purchase. Should you win, I expect you will follow through or I promise I will pursue every means available to force payment or have you flagged by eBay. |
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