1986 Pontiac Fiero Gt , Red, With Indy Scoop on 2040-cars
Wilmington, Massachusetts, United States
Absolute Incredible Opportunity for the Fiero Enthusiast, This is a Newly Professionally Painted Red , 1986 Pontiac fiero GT , with a 2.8 , V - 6 , automatic Transmission with an Indy Scoop and Original Hood Emblem
NEW Cooper Radial Mounted tires on factory Pontiac Honey Comb Alloy Rims , Has Original Hood Emblem Stage 3 Flow Master Exhaust Indy Scoop This is a work in progress car , and needs a little T.L.C , therefore, This car is sold as-is where is and no warranty is expressed or implied.
Many new parts including, New Brake Pads all around New rear Rotors Alternator Water pump Front AND Rear Struts will also include a set of Brand New matching seat covers A/C needs a new belt oil & volt meter Gauge don't work , but never had issues with either. paint job is a year new After Market Indy Scoop is new, & has not been installed, but is included
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