1998 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am 5.7l Ls1 V8 Red on 2040-cars
Apex, North Carolina, United States
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Selling my 1998 Pontiac Trans am .
The car is in rough COSMETIC condition , the passenger side needs attention to look great again. However, the engine is mechanically sound besides a minuscule oil leak. The car drives straight and true and pulls like it should. The tires will need to be replaced in the near future. The car is lowered and has 17" replica z06 c6 wheels. Besides that, it remains stock. The hood is an aftermarket ws6 hood and will need a repaint, the original paint job was done sloppily , looks good from 10 feet away. The interior is in OK condition, the usual condition of a 130k mile car. There are no noises from the rear end , transmission or engine. As far as body damage , the rear 1/4 , front fender, back bumper all need attention of decided. The drivers door is also stubborn to shut completely but will shut . Drivers window falls off track if turned down, have to use your hands to put back in place. The engine alone in this car is worth half of my asking price! Overall this could be an awesome project car for someone with a body shop connection or someone who doesn't mind the damage. Feel free to text me 919 815 1166 with anymore questions. NO tire kickers please |
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