1994, Formula, M6 for sale. Only 79,000 original miles. One thing I would like to say up front, is that this car is to be sold as a whole, meaning I will not be parting it out. As you can see by the pics, I have upgraded the dash to a 97 style with the digital odometer (pic was taken last summer when I put it in). Other extras include a Kenwood CD player with remote. Performance wise, it has SLP shorty headers with Y-pipe, Magnaflow Catback, Skip Shift Eliminator, Hotchkiss lower control arms, Bilstign shocks, Hurst Shifter, K&N CAI, 1-LE elbow, MSD Blaster Coil, Taylor 8mm Spiro Pro wires, NGK plugs, 160 thermostat, TB bypass mod, LT4 Knock Module, all with a PCM's for less computer tune. Maintenence wise, the car has a new opti spark, new water pump, new starter, new power window motors, new windshild wiper motor, Brent Franker brass headlight gears, and freshly charged AC. Appearence wise, it is pretty much stock, other than bieng lowered an inch, the wheels (which don't come with the car, I still have the original 5 point Firebird rims it came with I will be selling it with), the LS1 honeycomb tailights, and a lot of Zaino car polish and wax! This car is a blast to drive, and has been well taken care of. Everything works great, and is in awesome condition. With all the extras, and low miles, I was asking $8000, but am really motivated to sell it, so I have REDUCED the price to $6500.

 

Bump.

 

Trade for my 1980 Z? Can u send me some motor and interior pics to prats4@gmail.com

 

Sorry, not looking for any trades other than for an LS1 M6 Bird

 

Here's a few more pics

 

Here's a few more shots of the car from the inside and under the hood.

 

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Damn! Nice car...too bad it's a 6-speed. I need an automatic...

 

I would love to buy your car, but I live in Missouri. Making a trip to the MidWest anytime soon?

 

I'm not headed to the midwest until May. Even then it will be to northeast Indiana, not Missouri.

 

The car has been SOLD.

 

how did you get the dash in there like that? I want to do that to my 96...how did you get the digital odo. to work? and is it fully functional?

 

The 97 dash is a perfect fit and a direct replacement for 94-96 (93's you had to have some adapter to get it to work). I just had to have my mileage notorized from the old dash, and sent my 97 dash in to have the notorized mileage put in, and then installed it.

BTW, yes it is fully functional.