1989 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am Gta 20th Anniversary Indy Pace Car Turbo Trans Am on 2040-cars
Sequim, Washington, United States
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I have for sale an excellent condition, extra clean, super low-mileage '89 Turbo Trans Am (TTA). This car is equipped with: 206/206 camshaft You will also get: The original "black box" press release kit in excellent condition with all the stuff + a ton of documentation. Other Notes: hatch pulldown motor and power antenna work perfectly. wheels and tires are in perfect condition. Car has T-Tops and leather interior. This is Turbo Trans Am # 1119 of 1555. On 5/11/14 this car won "Best 1980 thru Present Car" at the Sequim, WA Irrigation Festival Car Show. I can be reached at 360-775-9409 for any questions about the car. Or you can email me at djlinson@live.com David Linson.
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