1986 Pontiac Fiero V6 2.8l - Original Owner - Very Good Condition on 2040-cars
Denton, Nebraska, United States
1986 PONTIAC FIERO ............ 122,000 Original Owner Miles
Service & Owner's Manual, DIY Handbook & Service Records Engine : 6 Cyl, 2.8L Transmission : Automatic Exterior : Red Interior : Gray Body Style : Coupe with Sunroof Vin : 1G2PF3797GP245192 This Original Owner Firebird Red, American Sports Car has 122,000 "fun miles". Automatic Transmission, Curse Control, Power Brakes, Power Windows, Power Door Locks, Cassette Player/ AM / FM, Stereo Radio, Sunroof and Air Conditioning. Runs Kendal High Mileage Oil SAE 5 - 30. Tires have less than 20,000 miles wear, tread depth 6/32". Automatic Transmission flush with filter at 92,000 miles. Ball joints replaced at 110,000 miles. New muffler and catalytic converter, New Rack and Pinion steering, New Heater core. I am selling this Very Good Condition Fiero on behalf of the owner who doesn't have an eBay account. Original RED paint was refinished by a well respected Lincoln Nebraska Body Shop. Air Conditioner stopped working. Needs upgraded for new refrigerant. Roof lining is not sagging but tired. Engine is strong, doesn't smoke, or leak. Transmission shifts without hesitation. Drives and handles as you would expect for a meticulously maintained proud original owner who finds getting in and out difficult after 28 years. Saddened to see her go........ SOLD AS IS WHERE IS. NO WARRANTY. Please call Chris (704) 737-4044 for further information On Jul-13-14 at 18:32:40 PDT, seller added the following information: |
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