1978 Pontiac Trans Am Firebird Y88 Special Edition And Hard To Find on 2040-cars
Columbia, South Carolina, United States
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Up for sale here is a 78 Y88 Trans AM. I purchased the car with the intention of restoring and I've not got the time it would take. Its such a great car however and would make an excellent restoration project. I've taken to motor out of the car and its in peaces at this time but can be easily put back together. Its been bored over 60 and ran well before we took it apart. In any event its a South Carolina car and has very little rust. As seen in photos the rear quarter panels have some but its not terrible and seems to be a common thing with these cars. The corner of one T-Top at the roof is a bit rusted also and could use some attention. No major issues with the body besides it needing a full paint job. Interior need to be replaced. I've got the old door panels and center console which could be used or replaced. Seats are missing. Please let us know if you've got any questions and I'll do my best to answer them. All the best and best of bidding!
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