An 80's Icon You Will Want To Own on 2040-cars
Ashburn, Virginia, United States
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You must be looking for a one-off kind car since you clicked on this ad. Something that you just don't see anymore. An 80's Icon.. This is my 1987 Pontiac Fiero GT. Even though I haven't owned it for very long it has brought me a TON!! of enjoyment. My BF and I found this car in very sad shape and we knew we had to save it. We got the car entirely repainted from top to bottom in its original factory color, new tires, new windshield, new rotors&brakes, new brake lines, water pump, alternator. The original A/C compressor still works but if you need/want working AC you'll to get it converted to 134A. The car rides great and handles like a champ for being 27 years old! The engine is original with 61,000 miles and it sounds wonderful! It took a lot work to get this old lady back in working order but now shes ready to move on to someone else that can put their own twist/flavor into her and keep her running for years to come! |
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