1990 Pontiac Firebird Formula 305tpi, 5-speed Black On Black on 2040-cars
East Windsor, Connecticut, United States
This is a 1990 firebird formula 305tpi,5-speed,disc posi car. pretty uncommon car I'll start out saying straight out it does not run right now!!! ran fine but now the vats security will not let it start. Now since that's out of the way, here we go. I started to restore this car over 5 years ago since then I have absolutely no time for this car work,kids,etc. It has 104,000 original miles I had the body redone, replaced the hatch with one from a 1991(better look in my opinion). I also replaced the boring aged grey interior for black with ebony 2000 z28 seats,about 2 years ago or so I tuned it up and put on mesh black wheels with newer rubber getting it ready to drive but that never happened. It is no barret Jackson car but much cleaner than 90% of the ones you see at cruise nights. I have in excess of 7k with out my time into it price is firm if not interested thanks for looking but move on because the price is firm. |
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