1998 Pontiac Firebird Base Coupe 2-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Dallas, Texas, United States
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I bought the car a few months ago, and the guy who sold it to me had it for 6 months with a broken transmission mount so he never worked the heck out of it. As soon as I got it I put a new mount on and took it for a spin. I worked the engine a bit, but it's shot now anyways so it needs a new one as it is. Tires are ok, it slides in the rain a little, but all 4th Gen Camaro's and Firebirds do, just their weight destribution. Transmission is still good, just needs a new engine. This would be a great car for an engine swap or a low-work restoration. Price is set because it is not necessary that I sell it, just putting it out there and I know that anyone who wants to buy it for the price will make good use out of it.
As for shipping, well, I live in Wisconsin but the car is near Dallas right now because my Dad lives there. You pay for shipping or come pick it up, and give a few days notice so it can be emptied out and such. Also the Title is not with me in Wisconsin, but with Navy Federal Credit Union because I have a lien on it yet. In order to get it, I would need full payment to pay the lien so Navy Fed send's the title back, then I would send it to you. There will still be eBay's Bill of Sale, or you can make your own, to assure that I'm not just going to not send the title and end up scamming. I'm not like that. You will get the title, it might just take a few days. As soon as I see payment though, I will call Navy Fed to get things rolling, and you can still pick the car up then as well. Don't expect a fast 2 day sale or anything, with work and my doing overtime the next few days, I won't have a lot of time except on the weekends if I don't work Saturday. You can pay through PayPal, and I don't need full payment until the vehicle is picked up or 14 days because of eBay's policy. Also |
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