1990 Pontiac Firebird- Runs And Has Clean Title on 2040-cars
Newton Falls, Ohio, United States
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The car runs good, the brakes recently went out, it was the brake booster that went bad, I replaced the booster and master cylinder, but have not bled the system out. So the brakes need bled but in order to bleed them the wheel cylinders will need to be replaced being the bleeder screws are broke off. The car will drive and stop, but the stopping part is not so good! Once the brakes are completed the car is in driving condition. This vehicle is in by no means perfect shape, it can be an every day driver but needs interior and body work. The seats need refinished, and there is no carpet, the trim pieces for the t tops is missing. the body is in decent shape but has some dents, dings and minor rust. The inner wheel wells could use to be replaced as well. They are rusted out. The motor has 137,000 miles on it but runs very strong, the transmission shifts good as well. As stated above this is a good daily driver, or project car as well.
I am selling the car because I no longer have access to a garage so with that being said I don't have the desire to finish doing what the car needs done to it. The vehicle has been sitting for less than a week, I was driving it until the brakes went out. |
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