1986 Trans Am Gta Style, Iroc Z, Z28, Corvette, Tune Port Tpi Bbs, Ws6 1989, on 2040-cars

Year:1986 Mileage:59423 Color: Fire engine red /
Gray

Location:

Houston, Texas, United States

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Transmission:700R4 automatic
Body Type:2 door coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:305 v8 tune port fi
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller

VIN: 1g2fw87f9gl252182 Year: 1986
Make: Pontiac
Model: Trans Am
Trim: Gta style
Options: Cassette Player
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes
Drive Type: Rear wheel drive pose
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Mileage: 59,423
Sub Model: Gta style
Exterior Color: Fire engine red
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: Gray
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Number of Cylinders: 8

Condition: UsedA vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.Seller Notes:"The rear wing has a few splits in it, and the paint will need tlc as its 27 years old, and org paint, can be buffed out,"

1986 Trans am, has 59,323 miles from new, the car has been parked and stored for years, when I had bought it several months ago, I had taken it out of the barn garage from a local owner here in Houston tx, I have done a complete new fuel sys, from gas tank, fuel filter, pump, ect... And went on to do the brake lines sys, I have put no more then 1 mile on it for many months, and just last few week, I have driven it about 90 miles or so, I've installed some good 16inch tires, p 245/50/16 inch, and done a oil change on it, so now the car runs and drives really good, great power, performance, and handles very well also, the owner told me that this car has never had the factory t-tops off, so I've also followed suite, and never removed them myself, he also told me that he never abused it nor ever taken it over 80 m.p.h, so again I've also followed to do the same, no teenager has never driven it since brand new, I've also follow the same as I has a few of my own, the car has the factory t-top bags that's never been opened, and also comes with the factory oem sun shades t-top screens that goes on top in the car, and has the factory bag for them also, which is super rare,

The owner is in his late 60's to early 70's and has only driven it as a weekend car, and always been in his garage most of the time, so I do also cover and leave it parked inside my garage and drive my suv, the car has the factory radio that was never taken out since day one, no speakers, no amp, no wires, no mods of any sort, not even the plugs and wires was ever changed, it still has the factory muffler! As no mechanic has ever worked on this car since day one, but only to do the repairs to get it back on the road several months ago, it's been in text most of its life, and has not been registered since, just a few weeks ago, I've decided to have it registered and insured because I wanted to take it out to do the tires and so forth, every where I would go it would get tons of complements, the car has no rust, no damage to it, the factory muffler is on and sounds really good, (for stock)

It's a non-smoker car, no pets ever inside, it has all the factory options, power windows, locks, mirrors, hatch, antenna, tilt cruise control, fog lights, am-fm cass player, the ac still has the factory R-12 sys, it's that original, and the beautiful BBS wheels with hi performance tires, bourg Warner 4-wheel disc rear end that is pose, 700R4 automatic Trans, w/over drive, plus much more options, all the seats are clean with no damage or tears, both front and back, it's been taken care of very well,

The rear wing has sub stained a few splits in it throughout the years, and the paint has fading and scratches in in from being in the garage from dust and da Bree here and there, but it's all the factory original car since day one!

All and all, you won't find one like it, I hear tons of people say they have a original car? But when u put and change a radio, or do even a muffler, it's been modified, this car has not even had the light bulbs changed, so if u want and are looking for a very nice car that has low miles, no leaks, no smoking or any motor noise, then look no further, I have one to go to a new home in your garage,

Included with the car will be: clear and open Texas title, a good used rear Gta wing (spoiler) all the factory bags, a box of new parts of bushings, and org keys, i don't have any repair records for it, because it never needed to get anything done! But only oil changes, (sorry) and the factory spare tire with all tools, the spare tire also had never been out of the car, and has the original air can that's never been opened!

Please call me for any questions you may have at: 832-517-0182

I only ask that you please be a serious buyer, as the last time I've posted here, the bidder couldn't pay for it, so eBay said he has been banned from ever bidding again, so please serious buyers only bid,

If u win the auction, you are more then welcome to come over to my home, and drive the car back to your home, as it has current tags, and regerstraion available, you would just need to call your insurance co. To add it to your policy, my insurance coverage is 8k for only 90 dollars a year fully insured under classic insurance from a (A) rated company, at 1200 miles per year pleasure driver and for weekend cruiser, or about 150 a year for under 5k miles a year as a daily pleasure driver,

Thank you for reading!

Here are a few live videos of the car as it sits inside and out, and also the power train....

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kxbHYwNqF1o#

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h2xcpny9eQA#

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qLA8WOjH-c4#

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SeuxXHvSSBg#

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