FS: 1995 Trans Am - 383 | Blower | 6 sp | in Colorado
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FS: 1995 Trans Am - 383 | Blower | 6 sp | in Colorado
I hate to do it, but I have to sell my streetcar to pay off some bills.
Here is the info on the car:
1995 Pontiac Trans Am
Forged 383 motor with Powerdyne blower (9psi pulleys)
6 Speed with a short shifter
Zr1 rims with good tires (tires have ~200 miles on them, if that)
138xxx miles on the chassis
~19000 on the motor
Leather seats
T-Tops
ICE COLD A/C
CD Player with steering wheel controls
Tinted windows
The motor is a forged 383 built by a shop in Denver, CO
Here is a short run down of the motor:
Eagle Crank
Eagle 6.0 rods
SRP pistons
Custom cam (build for boost)
Stage 2 port job on the stock heads
3 angle valve job
Crane Valve Springs
Viton valve seals
New pushrods
All new gaskets/timing chain
Motor is also balanced
I have the receipt for $7236 for the motor (will be provided to the new owner)
Spec Stage 2 clutch
Freshened up transmission (new pilot bearing rear seal and new transmission fluid)
New wheel studs in the rear
3in exhaust with e-cutout
Powerdyne blower with the 9psi pulleys and a fresh belt
The car is in very good condition for being a 95.
The body is straight and hasn’t been in any accidents,
The motor runs strong and is in great condition.
Overall the car is in great condition. It has alot of potential, and would make a really fun streetcar for someone,
I just need to get a few bills paid off
The bad:
There is a small scratch on the drivers side door under the trim (not very noticeable, but it is there)
Small ding on the hood
Leaks about a dime sized spot of oil over ~ 2 week period (I was told it was a IM gasket, but haven’t had time to change it)
The seats have a few small tears in it, but nothing to major, especially for a 12 year old car
Floor mats are a bit rough, but that is an easy fix.
Here are some pictures taken on 21 Oct 07:
Here is the info on the car:
1995 Pontiac Trans Am
Forged 383 motor with Powerdyne blower (9psi pulleys)
6 Speed with a short shifter
Zr1 rims with good tires (tires have ~200 miles on them, if that)
138xxx miles on the chassis
~19000 on the motor
Leather seats
T-Tops
ICE COLD A/C
CD Player with steering wheel controls
Tinted windows
The motor is a forged 383 built by a shop in Denver, CO
Here is a short run down of the motor:
Eagle Crank
Eagle 6.0 rods
SRP pistons
Custom cam (build for boost)
Stage 2 port job on the stock heads
3 angle valve job
Crane Valve Springs
Viton valve seals
New pushrods
All new gaskets/timing chain
Motor is also balanced
I have the receipt for $7236 for the motor (will be provided to the new owner)
Spec Stage 2 clutch
Freshened up transmission (new pilot bearing rear seal and new transmission fluid)
New wheel studs in the rear
3in exhaust with e-cutout
Powerdyne blower with the 9psi pulleys and a fresh belt
The car is in very good condition for being a 95.
The body is straight and hasn’t been in any accidents,
The motor runs strong and is in great condition.
Overall the car is in great condition. It has alot of potential, and would make a really fun streetcar for someone,
I just need to get a few bills paid off
The bad:
There is a small scratch on the drivers side door under the trim (not very noticeable, but it is there)
Small ding on the hood
Leaks about a dime sized spot of oil over ~ 2 week period (I was told it was a IM gasket, but haven’t had time to change it)
The seats have a few small tears in it, but nothing to major, especially for a 12 year old car
Floor mats are a bit rough, but that is an easy fix.
Here are some pictures taken on 21 Oct 07:
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Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 128
From: Colorado Springs, CO
I am asking $7000 OBO for the car ( I have receipts for ~$8400 )
Trades are possible depending on what they are. Please pm me with info if you are interested in a trade.
If you need anymore info or would like to talk to me personally, please call 719-321-8866 and ask for Kelly. (if I don't answer, please leave a message. I will call you back)
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