2000 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Street/strip on 2040-cars
Silver Spring, Maryland, United States
This Firebird is built for drag racing. It is a consistent 10.0 car on a 150 shot of nitrous and runs on pump gas so you can drive it to the track or just cruise on the street. The motor has only 2000 miles on it and approximately 20 1/4 mile passes and is built to handle enough nitrous to go mid-9's. The odometer reads 64000 and the interior does not have cracks in any of the trim and the black leather driver and passenger seats are in great condition. Also included in the sale is a Kirkey racing seat and a 5 point harness that requires re-certification. The car has Weld Prostar wheels with skinnies in the front and Mickey Thompson ET streets, with only 10 1/4 passes on them, on the rear. There are some minor scrapes in the clear coat on front passenger side quarter panel, otherwise there are only a few minor dings in the body. The t-tops are in great condition and do not leak. The only know mechanical issue is a slight leak from the steering rack. The car has had only one owner, has never been in an accident and has been garage kept for the last five years. Please call 202-262-9674 with any questions. Engine: 408 cui, iron block Stage 2 ported heads Comp cam 242/242 camshaft Victor junior intake manifold and elbow Zex perimeter plate wet nitrous kit, 50-300 shot Racetronix fuel pump Hooker long tube 1-3/4" headers 3 inch y-pipe with SpinTech muffler and manual cutout Drivetrain: Turbo 350 3-speed automatic transmission Strange 12 bolt rear end with 3.73 gears and spool Suspension: QA1, one-way adjustble front and rear coil-over shocks and springs Adjustable panhard bar Spohn adjustable torque arm with drive shaft loop Spohn rear drag sway bar Wheels/Tires: Rear – Weld Prostar 15x8, Mickey Thompson ET Street 275/60 Front – Weld Prostar 15x4, Moroso DS-2 All four orginal alloy wheels also included Other: Fast dual wide band air/fuel ratio kit 6 point roll cage GM repair and maintenance manuals A/C has been removed |
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