91 Pontiac Firebird on 2040-cars
Waterloo, Iowa, United States
91 Pontiac Firebird, Go to Youtube and search for "Iowa 91 Firebird" and ou will find a video I made of the car. It has a 3.1 V 6, and 189,000 miles on it. It was an Arizona car for the first 8 years. There is some surface rust beginning to show through now. The car runs and drives good. I have about 14 years of maintenance receipts from myself and the previous owner. I have changed the VATS ignition cylinder, headlight switch, rear drums, shoes, wheel cylinders, and the back half of the exhaust. The transmission shifts a little too high when it is cold, but shifts better after the trans is warmed up. It has driven this way for two years. I was told it has a stuck valve. Body is in average condition with minor surface rust and dents. Interior is in average condition. Hatchback is hard to get shut. Air conditioning compressor works but won't hold a charge. Center console storage box has a tear in it. Driver door is 1/4" off and rubs on the door frame. Headliner is sagging. The gas cap won't seal so it leaks fuel if you fill it up all the way full. It isn't a perfect car but has been well taken care of. Feel free to ask any questions.
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