1969 Pontiac Firebird on 2040-cars
Gadsden, Alabama, United States
Very nice running and driving 1969 Pontiac firebird. This car is a very clean car and a lot of fun to drive. The car has a nice little mild 350 with an automatic transmission. The exterior and paint is in good shape and underneath the car is very nice. The interior is all original except for shifter in car. There is no rust in car maybe a bubble in paint but not rust that I can see. I have owned the car for about a year and drive every now and then. All the trim and class is in good shape except the back window seal is missing but the glass is in and looks fine. The trunk and floor pans are in great shape. I have had the paint job water sanded about 6 months ago and looks really good. This is a very nice car but also is a car that you can drive and enjoy. The tires are in great condition along with all the chrome on the car looks great. This is the best riding driving old car I have ever owned and is really an eye catcher. Please feel free to come look it over and text drive the car. If you have any questions please call or text 256312645 five Only trades would be older little bronco or nice jeep scrambler |
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