1999 Pontiac Firebird 30th Anniversary on 2040-cars
Lee, Florida, United States
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This is an IMMACULATE CONDITION 1999 30th Anniversary Edition Pontiac Trans Am with ONLY 14,046 MILES on it. As you
can see in the pictures below, this car in is PERFECT condition. This is #207 out of 1600 total 30th Anniversary
Trans Am's made. This car is from a private collection and has been stored indoors in an air conditioned showroom.
The car is absolutely perfect in every way. Even the blue anodized wheels look brand new. No flaking or pitting at
all. Absolutely everything on and in the car works 100%. Nothing is broken. Nothing needs attention or repair.
There is not much else to say about the car. It is perfect. Not a scratch on it anywhere. On a scale of 1 to 10, it
is an 11. Included with sale is a log book of all paperwork and maintenance history for the car.
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