1989 Pontiac Firebird With T-tops. Nascar Bowtie Block Bored And Stroked To 388 on 2040-cars
Maynard, Massachusetts, United States
Body Type:t-Top
Engine:388 Stroker
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Pontiac
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Firebird
Trim: T-Top car, custom set up
Drive Type: 9 inch Ford rear end with 373 gears
Options: Sunroof
Mileage: 130,000
Exterior Color: Red with custom graphix
BOTH). Relief valve set up to spray out of louvers in hood (split to come out both sides). Ignition system is
entire ly MSD .6AL controller with rev limiter, billet distributor, retard at start up MSD box, 3 stage
MSD timing retard box, MSD coil a MSD remote timing control (to allow you to adjust the timing from inside the car),
and a MSD knock sensor inside the car to help prevent detonation. I also have an MSD digital ignition tester to test MSD components. The transmission is a fully built Turbo 400 with a B & M 3000 stall converter and a B & M ratchet shifter. Custom 4 inch driveshaft going to a 9 inch Ford rear end with 373 gears. Drive shaft loop. Mosier axles and Willwood racing brakes. 5 point harness for driver and passenger. Monster cables ran through car for stereo system. 3 amps, and other stereo parts installed. (stereo head unit not working. Hood is a fiberglass California louver style hood. Rear hatch from an 86 for weight.(70 lbs lighter) Battery remotely located to rear for weight distribution.
Emergency battery shutoff.(track legal) Custom 6 point roll cage. Duel 5 point harnesses. Gauges, all gauges are Auto meter ultra lights. i have the speedometer, the Tach with the rev memory, the exhaust temp, oil temp, oil pressure, head
I can answer any questions you may have. Buyer is responsible for pickup or delivery of this car.
Please reveiw all photos carefully. Thanks for looking.
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