1969 Firebird H.o.350 4-sd 2nd Owner All Original on 2040-cars
North Ridgeville, Ohio, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:350 H.O.
Used
Year: 1969
Drive Type: 4-SD
Make: Pontiac
Mileage: 85,000
Model: Firebird
Trim: COUPE 2DOOR
HERE IS A 1969 H.O. FIREBIRD 350 4-SPEED THAT'S IS ALL ORIGINAL AND COMING OUT OF A COLLECTION.UNDER THE HOOD IS ALL STOCK,THE ENGINE HAS NEVER BEEN TAKEN OUT.THE INTERIOR IS COMPLETELY ORIGINAL AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION,THE OWNER ADDED THE GAUGES AND THE RADIO, LOOKS PERIOD CORRECT, THE ORIGINAL RADIO IS STILL IN THERE, NO RIPS OR TARES. THIS IS A VERY RARE BENCH SEAT 4-SPEED THAT RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT,VERY RELIABLE,THE TIRES ARE THE GOODYEAR POLYGLASS THAT RIDE GREAT.WE HAVE ALL THE SERVICE RECORDS FOR THE CAR, EVERY RECEIPT AND ALSO THE PHS DOCUMENTATION,THE UNDERSIDE IS VERY NICE AND SOLID NO RUST.ALSO HAS NEW LEAF SPRINGS AND THE WRIGHT EXHAUST WITH THE TRANSVERSE MUFFLER.THE CAR HAS A-C THAT WOULD NEED TO BE CHARGED UP.THERE WAS ONLY 2400 OF THESE MADE.THE PAINT AN THE NEW TOP WAS DONE ABOUT 20 YEARS AGO.THE PAINT IS SO CLEAR AND STRAIGHT CORRECT COLOR, LOOKS AWESOME.THIS CAR RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT VERY RELIABLE ANY QUESTIONS CALL 216-870-9982. A 500.00 DEPOSIT IS DUE WITH-IN 72 HOURS OF AUCTION ENDING.ALL FUNDS MUST CLEAR BEFORE THE CAR LEAVES.
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