1987 Pontiac Firebird Base Coupe 2-door 2.8l No Reserve on 2040-cars
Mansfield, Ohio, United States
This is a great project car that is a lot of fun to drive. The transmission runs smooth but the engine needs a tune-up. The car has some rust underneath and a little behind the back wheels. A small whole is rusted out on the driver side floorboard. The frame is in good condition. Headlights won't come up; we are not sure why this is, could be a fuse. May need some exhaust work because the car runs loud. The previous owner was older and and never drove the vehicle so the car was parked for quite some time. NO RESERVE on the car.
Ohio buyers will be responsible to pay sales tax based on the county you live in and an $18 title fee at the time of delivery. Title will be processed by us and sent to you in a few days. If you live in any other state you will receive the title with your payment and will be responsible for any tax, title, and inspection fees in your home state. Any bidder without at least 10 feedback points must contact me prior to bidding. If no contact is made the bid will be deleted. Please only bid if you have the money and desire to buy the car. Thank You. |
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