1985 Pontiac Fiero Gt Stroked! No Reserve on 2040-cars
Oak Lawn, Illinois, United States
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Take a look at this beautiful car. This is a 1985 Pontiac Fiero GT which was meticulously maintained by its previous owner who passed away. (I have the title now and its clear.)
The engine and transmission were both rebuilt 15,000-20,000 miles ago and the stock 2.8 was stroked (with all new parts) to 3.1L, which added quite a bit of power in the upper bands. Runs like a dream! It has quad pipe exhaust with trumpet tail pipes and sounds great (it sounds like a V8), aftermarket wheels which are valued at $800, two brand new tires in the rear, fully loaded stock audio system with speakers built into the headrests, the interior floor carpeting is in near perfect condition, no stains. The car was never driven in the winter and you can tell. Ful power windows (when do you ever see that in an 85?), Has a non-leaking sunroof (which does open). This car has been restored, fixed and maintained to perfection. Most of the miles on her are to and from different car shows and meets. She really is a fantastic car for any collector. This car is ready to be a daily driver or ready for a bodykit as Fieros are known for. It wouldn't take much to turn into a race car either. |
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