1973 Firebird Formula 400 on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
I am the second owner of this 73 Formula 400. The car runs and drives great. This car is a very solid driver and has no mechanical problems. The new owner can drive this car without any worries. The car has always been garaged and it looks nice, the interior is in good condition with no cracks or tears, the dash is in good condition with no cracks, the white vinyl top is in good shape, all of the glass is in good shape, and body is in good shape. The car is completely rust free. This is a very nice car and solid driver but it is not a show car, it has some paint chips, cracks, ect. If you have any questions please ask them before bidding. If you are serious about purchasing car, I am able to show the car Mon-Fri after 5pm. The car will need to be picked up in zip code 89061. Please do not bid if you are not able to complete the transaction. A paypal deposit of $500 will be due immediately after the auction ends and the car must be paid in full within 5 days.
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Check out the gallery we included of Labrooy's Bonneville art, and feel free too head over to his website for some Formula One humor.
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