1996 Pontiac Trans Am For Sale With An Lt1 350 Engine on 2040-cars
Bassfield, Mississippi, United States
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I'm selling my 1996 Pontiac Trans Am that I have owned for 12 years. I bought this car from my Uncle in 2002 with 80,000 miles on it. The car currently has 264,950 miles on it. I have taken care of this car like any proud car owner should. I had some of the interior recovered in 2004 and I replaced the convertible top in 2012. Over the years I have replaced almost every part on this car at least once. The current engine and transmission has been replaced 3 times, with the last engine being replaced in 2011 and the last transmission being rebuilt in 2011. The current engine and transmission has around 20,000 miles on it since being rebuild. This vehicle is far from perfect and she has imperfections such as scratches, a ding, minor interior damage, carpet damage,and other minor issues. This vehicle is 18 years old and given her age I think she is in good condition. The a/c and heater works and she runs strong. I took pictures of most of the imperfection so a buyer will not be suprised with the product he or she is getting. |
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