1988 Pontiac Fiero Formula Coupe 4.9l V8 on 2040-cars
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States
1988 Pontiac Fiero - Formula Coupe – 4.9L
V8 $9,000 This is a very nice '88 Fiero Formula with Cadillac 4.9L V8 and 4T60e automatic transmission w/OD. If you’re looking for a clean well-kept Fiero with the ‘right’ amount of power then this is it. The Cadillac 4.9L V8 with aluminum block is a great power plant for the Fiero’s size and weight. And the 1988 Formula is the perfect year/model for this combination. It's the usual story… I spent a lot of money on this car and now my interests/priorities have changed. So as they say, someone will get a great deal as I'll never recover all the money spent. The car is in great condition, very clean overall, runs and drives very well. Garaged for much of its life. The interior is original, so expect to see some of the usual wear. Paint is in very good condition except fading on top of the rear wing, and chipping around the sunroof. The engine swap was professionally performed at the well-known Ed Parks’ Fiero Factory in Toney Alabama. All work was done correctly using their custom wiring harness, mounts/brackets, and exhaust system. The battery is relocated to the front of the car under the spare tire. All switches, gauges, & lights work correctly. Donor Engine and Transmission are from a 1992 Cadillac DeVille. Mileage on car is 75,5xx (vehicle/odometer mileage). Mileage on engine is 48,9xx (engine mileage) Current Inspection - July 2014
This is a used vehicle and is being sold 'as-is' without any warranty or guarantee expressed or implied.
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