Pontiac Transam Firehawk Convertible, 1999 on 2040-cars
Hesperia, California, United States
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1999 Trans Am "Firehawk" convertible. " Fiercest of the Firebirds"
This car is build number 422 from SLP. Car is in great condition with less than 35k original miles. This car is one of only 3 Navy blue convertibles built in 1999. A rare muscle car with all the comfort, power, and fuel mileage! I have included pics of the window sticker as well as the Firehawk alteration package sticker. All listed options are included in the sale. As you can see in the pics this car has many desirable options. Full power with the optional 12 CD changer in the trunk. The paint is near perfect, there is a couple bug chips in the front and possibly a couple blemishes here and there, as to be expected for a 15 year old car. There is a little wear in the drivers seat, car is really in great condition, if you are in the neighborhood you are welcome to see the car anytime for yourself, just call me to make arrangements. The top is in nice condition and works perfectly, there are also covers for the top when the top is down giving these cars a very " slick" look. The "Firehawk" logos are in great shape, the optional chrome 17" wheels look very nice, tires have lots of tread. Underside of the car is as clean as the top, California car all it's life and always covered indoors. Everything works as built, this car runs fantastic and is a real pleasure to drive. Looking to sell the car or trade it for an older classic. 69 Camaro, 62/63 409 Chevy, something a little different than I have had in the past. I can help with shipping for distant buyers, car will be released after payment clears, come check this one out, not many Firehawks come available and even less convertibles! Now is the time to buy this piece of Pontiac history! Car is located in Southern California, call anytime to schedule a viewing. 661-400-1212 Thanks for looking and have fun! |
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