1987 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Coupe 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Denham Springs, Louisiana, United States
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This is a 1987 Pontiac fire bird (trans am) my husband got this vehicle around March of 2013 from another previous owner In the posting I put that it has a 305 v8 but he rebuilt a 357 v8 and put it in the vehicle last year I am not exactly sure about the mileage I put the number in as a guess but I know that it doesn't have many miles on it considering hes never traveled in it only driven it locally. This car runs and drives as well but there are a few things that it needs to be completed. The air conditioning is still R12 either needs R12 refrigerant or needs to be converted to R134A, the power antenna needs a new motor, the passenger side window motor needs to be replaced , the front and passenger seats have a little wear and tear could be upholstered, and other then that a little TLC and this car is ready to go. It is a manual transmission and had fuel injection when my husband bought it and he converted it to carburetor it has a 4 barrel Holley carburetor in it and all disk brakes. This car drives really fast if you need to go it goes. Only asking $3,000 buyer is responsible for shipping cost and may also be picked up locally as well if in the area. Have clear title in hand. If any questions feel free to contact me via email angelbunny1987@hotmail.com. No trades, serious inquiries, and no scams. Thank you for viewing.
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