71 Firebird Body Solid California Car Trans Am Formula Project Or Parts on 2040-cars
Lima, Ohio, United States
Vehicle Title:Salvage
Trim: BASE
Make: Pontiac
Model: Firebird
Drive Type: NONE
Mileage: 100,000
1971 FIREBIRD SOLID CALIFORNIA CAR RUST FREE TRUNK,FLOOR PANS,FRAME RAILS, REAR VALANCE, SOLID DOORS , RIGHT REAR QUARTER HAS LIGHT RUST IN LOWER AND ARROUND REAR WINDOW,ALL SPOT WELD HAVE BEEN DRILLED FOR TO REMOVE QUARTER,COULD BE WELDED BACK ON . LEFT QUARTER HAS DENT IN REAR CAN BE PULLED OUT WITH GOOD FRAME GUY FOR A COUPLE HUNDRED BUCKS , SPOT WELDS ARE NOT DRILLED. THE CAR WAS BOUGHT FROM GM SPORTS SALVAGE IN SAN JOSE CA. FOR $2500. A FEW YEARS BACK, IT WAS SOLD FOR PARTS SO THERE NO TITLE. THERE IS A TITLE AGENCY IN CA. THAT CAN GET A TITLE FOR IT FOR ARROUND $500. I HAVE USED THEM BEFORE AND THEY ARE VERY RELIABLE . ALSO BE GREAT FOR REBODY A RUSTY TRANS AM OR FORMULA. 90 % RUST FREE ANY ? CALL 419-230-6681
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