1994 Pontiac Trans Am GT F/S(Very Cheap)
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1994 Pontiac Trans Am GT F/S(Very Cheap)
Very Cheap 94 Pontiac Trans Am GT
Well, the car is for sale once again, and this time there's no turning back! It's a 1994 Pontiac Trans Am GT with metallic green exterior and tan leather interior, automatic, 115,xxx miles, all the options except for power seats. Car is completely stock except for an MSD 6a ignition, vortech intake elbow, k&n air filter, IAT sensor relocated, low temp thermostat, and different muffler. Interior is in fair condition: headliner is sagging in front(held up by paperclips), driver's seat bolster has a tear and a hole in it, and passenger back seat has a split in the same at the top of the seat, it has a JVC cd player and factory delco premium 10 speaker sound system. Body is in fair condition also: paint is good, passenger side is where all flaws are located and as follows, scratches on front fender, two small dents and paint scraped in rear quarter panel( I can probably knock the dents out). Tranny shifts flawlessly, engine is running a little rough, has oil leak from harmonic balancer hub seal in timing cover, entire ignition system replaced a year ago, newer water pump. Gears in rearend were replaced in November of 2003 with 3.42s, although they do whine a little from 40-50 mph. Front suspension is a little loose, I'm pretty sure it's the lower control arms(possibly just need new bushings or might need to be replaced, but I have the bushings and they will go with sale). Tires are good, also the car does have t-tops, and the transmission performance option. Also the car needs a new fuel pump installed which will be included in the sale of the car, it runs, but it has the very common hard starting problem that a lot of LT1s suffer from, car is my daily driver, so there should be no problems driving it to wherever you live after purchase. I hate to see her go, but I don't have the time or money to maintain this car, also need something a little more economical. Asking $2,500 firm, will consider interesting trades. Several pictures available upon request, just e-mail sportsfanjdh@cs.com
, forgot to mention driver's power window motor is weak(have new window motor that goes with sale.)
Well, the car is for sale once again, and this time there's no turning back! It's a 1994 Pontiac Trans Am GT with metallic green exterior and tan leather interior, automatic, 115,xxx miles, all the options except for power seats. Car is completely stock except for an MSD 6a ignition, vortech intake elbow, k&n air filter, IAT sensor relocated, low temp thermostat, and different muffler. Interior is in fair condition: headliner is sagging in front(held up by paperclips), driver's seat bolster has a tear and a hole in it, and passenger back seat has a split in the same at the top of the seat, it has a JVC cd player and factory delco premium 10 speaker sound system. Body is in fair condition also: paint is good, passenger side is where all flaws are located and as follows, scratches on front fender, two small dents and paint scraped in rear quarter panel( I can probably knock the dents out). Tranny shifts flawlessly, engine is running a little rough, has oil leak from harmonic balancer hub seal in timing cover, entire ignition system replaced a year ago, newer water pump. Gears in rearend were replaced in November of 2003 with 3.42s, although they do whine a little from 40-50 mph. Front suspension is a little loose, I'm pretty sure it's the lower control arms(possibly just need new bushings or might need to be replaced, but I have the bushings and they will go with sale). Tires are good, also the car does have t-tops, and the transmission performance option. Also the car needs a new fuel pump installed which will be included in the sale of the car, it runs, but it has the very common hard starting problem that a lot of LT1s suffer from, car is my daily driver, so there should be no problems driving it to wherever you live after purchase. I hate to see her go, but I don't have the time or money to maintain this car, also need something a little more economical. Asking $2,500 firm, will consider interesting trades. Several pictures available upon request, just e-mail sportsfanjdh@cs.com
, forgot to mention driver's power window motor is weak(have new window motor that goes with sale.)
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