1969 Pontiac Firebird Project Car ---clear Title on 2040-cars
Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, United States
1969 Pontiac firebird.
It's a project car. I had planned to black the car out and make a rod, but i don't have the time to do anything with it. Title is clear and in my name. There is no engine or transmission. Just the rolling project. It does come with an extra set of doors, new lower quarter patch panel, new chrome rear bumper, some new parts for the nose, a new trans am wing, new air dam for under the front, more parts i can't remember at the moment.. No seats or interior. I think the back seat panels are in it. The door panels are junk. The glass is all there. Everything will need work... it's a project. Back seat floor panels need patched as well as some in the drivers front. Buyer will be responsible for towing/ removal. Must be paid in full and title MUST be transferred before the car can be picked up. |
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