1991 Pontiac Firebird Base Coupe 2-door 3.1l on 2040-cars
Waterloo, Iowa, United States
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This car spent about 9 of it's years in Arizona. The previous owner
before me had it for about 12 years and did not drive it in the winter.
He gave me 12 years of receipts for the maintenance he did on the car.
The cars body is in good shape. It has the 3.1L 6 cylinder motor with 189xxx miles. One of the
headlights sometimes need help raising up. The car recently has had: new rear
shoes, drums, and wheel cylinders, serpentine belt, exhaust, oil and
transmission fluid changed, ignition lock tumbler changed, headlight switch changed. The driver door shuts fine but is about 1/4 inch off square. I changed the pins and bushings but it still is a little off. The hatch back door is also misaligned and makes it hard to shut...so I never open it. The gas cap leaks it you fill it up to the top. I have tried three different gap caps but it still leaks. The tires are in good shape. It has an after
market Pioneer deck. The air conditioning does work, but it will not hold a charge (o-rings
may need to be replaced). The interior is acceptable for being 22 years
old. Even though it has some superficial issues that I have identified, it still runs and drives good.
The NADA average retail is $4600.
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