1987 Pontiac Firebird, Original L98 Eng, 350cu.in.,5.7 Li. New Rebuilt Tran 2011 on 2040-cars
Ovid, New York, United States
Perfect Stocking Suffer: the keys to this 1987 Pontiac Firebird, L98 Engine, 350 cu.in., 5.7 liter (Approximately 20,000 miles on rebuilt transmission which was done at Terrys Transmissions in North Syracuse, NY in 2011 --- See pic of Receipts --- totaling $2,597.40) Turns over but doesn't run. Was running a few months ago, and was driving it then. Very clean undercarriage. muffler pipes need to be replaced, Slight knock in engine, slow oil leak, Engine did not smoke or burn oil when driven last summer. There is a small dent in left quarter panel (see picture), driver seat cushion cover torn, various scratches, garaged all winters except 1 month of one winter. Original paint, Comes with extra rear hatch-back window with spoiler [from an '87 Iroc]. Mileage is 121,885 original.
New Parts within the last 6 months: Starter, 2 cooling fans, wiper blades. Recent: brakes and tires. Passed NYS Inspection May 2013. Any further questions call me @ 607-220-8224 Fred Thanks this will make a nice project/ restoration project for a Firebird enthusiast. You must make arrangements to pick up. Please call. Fred |
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