1998 Pontiac Formula, No Reserve, Super Clean, Low Miles on 2040-cars
New Carlisle, Ohio, United States
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1998 Pontiac Firebird Formula Let me start off by saying this car is very clean and unmolested. Car has been very well maintained. Car has 70,600 actual miles and has a clear title. Car is bone stock with the exception of a SLP cat back exhaust, (not to loud, but gives it a good sound) SLP air lid and lowering springs. This car starts up and runs flawlessly, handles well and brakes well. Car is loaded with leather, steering wheel controls, power antenna, and ttops. Car has a nice tint to the windows, not to dark, but just dark enough to look good. Car has no check engine lights on dash. Flip up lights work great. A/c blows good and cold. Everything works on the car. Has 17x11 and 17x9.5 Torq Thrust wheels on it, I would rate the wheel condition a 9.9/10. Tires are also in great shape, I would say at least 90% tread. Car rides very well. Interior in the car is almost flawless. Dash does have a crack about 4in. long. As for the exterior, it is very solid and looks to have original paint. It has a few light scratches and dings throughout the body here and there and paint on the front bumper has a few spider cracks, but car does show very well for being 16 years old. Mechanically the car is very solid, has very smooth acceleration, and shifts perfect, everytime. Car has recently developed a belt chirp, but I haven't had time to pinpoint it yet. |
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