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1986 Pontiac Fiero 350ci V8 Engine on 2040-cars

Year:1986 Mileage:211800
Location:

Conneautville, Pennsylvania, United States

Conneautville, Pennsylvania, United States

This is a 1986 Pontiac fiero with a V8, 5 speed manual transmission.  It has 211,800 miles and the V8 engine conversion was completed at 195,000, about 5 years ago.  At that time the care was completely dismantled, restored and painted. The original engine was replaced with a crate vortex 350 V8.  The ball joints, suspension, steering rack, breaks and many other parts were replaced.  This car does not have air conditioning.  Everything works as it should, including all gauges and lights.  The car was recently inspected and has always been garage kept, never driven in winter.  It starts and runs great, no leaks, no clutch slip, and does not over-heat.  The paint is in very good condition, no fading with few flaws such as small cracks and "spiderwebs" (as seen in pictures).  The interior has new carpet and headliner with a couple flaws in the dashboard (as seen in pictures).  Overall, this car is in very good condition, well kept and maintenanced regularly.  I've had this car for 12 years and am selling it due to my increasing family. Thanks for looking.

Vortex 350 crate motor about 300hp
4 Barrel Edelbrock Carburetor 

5 Speed manual transmission
Ram Heavy Duty Clutch Kit

Polyurethane bushings

Heavy duty radiator

K & N air filter

Custom exhaust system

Tires- 50% tread life 

Recently Inspected

Sold with extra set of rims and tires.


For questions or to make an appointment to see this item in person call Dean @ 814-282-0914.

This car is located 30 minutes south of Erie,  PA near Conneautville, PA.


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