Pontiac: Trans Am Trans Am on 2040-cars
Uniontown, Pennsylvania, United States
1987 PONTIAC TRANS AM, BLACK WITH TAN CLOTH, ORIGINAL OWNER, ONLY 14,520 ACTUAL MILES, SPECIAL ORDER W/ RARE 5 SPEED, 5.0L W/ 4-BBL, AC, PS, PDB, PW,TILT, ALLOY WHEELS, DOCUMENTED WITH ORIGINAL PAPERWORK, WINDOW STICKER, SERVICE HISTORY, SURVIVOR.
1987 Pontiac Trans Am finished in Black with Gold Accent pkg with Tan Cloth interior. It has covered only 14,520 carefully driven miles. If you have been searching for a low miles 1987 Trans Am here are the details. The Details; The body is arrow straight Gloss Black paint is all original garaged since day one. The trim, emblems and glass are clean. The gold alloy factory wheels are clean still have the original tires with virtually no wear on them. The interior is immaculate no passengers have been in the back seat. Properly cared for by loving retired original owner a true testament to the care this Trans Am has been given over the years. The engine compartment is in clean original condition. A battery cut-off was added. The chassis is clean always kept dry properly stored. A survivor example a rarity to see in this time warp condition.
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