All Types Of Valuable Fiero Parts Or Get It Running 4 A Sweet Deal Rare 4 Sp,2m6 on 2040-cars
Sarasota, Florida, United States
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As I said this is a real opportunity! We simply cannot find a Fiero mechanic in our area to get it going so:
Fiero parts like this are very hard to find in a complete car like this! Rare 4 speed and strong 6 cyl motor- low miles One owner, 1986 Pontiac Fiero 2m6 for Sale. Pontiac's entry into a more exotic designed sports car to capture a segment of the market being lost to cars such as the 300ZX, Celica and Supra. Powered by Pontiac's 2.8L V-6 with a MANUAL hard to find four (4) speed transmission, power steering, four wheel power disc brakes, air conditioning The interior is while tilt steering wheel, and stereo cassette. The exterior is finished in bright red, rear deck spoiler, twin racing styled mirrors, and alloy rims carrying 215/60R 14 tires. Great looks and very responsive while being economical. MORE photos can be provided of motor and specific parts. email: displaypop at gmail. dot com tel: 941 448.0050 Sarasota, Fla |
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