[NC] Found - 1990 Firebird *RUST FREE* $800 OBO
08-09-2010, 02:42 PM
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Found - 1990 Firebird *RUST FREE* $800 OBO
I was driving down a local road today and drove by a white Firebird, looked kind of like a GTA (with the ground effects) The car is completely rust free. It has T-Tops (no bag) and a rear spoiler. It's a rear drum brake car. It has a 3.1L engine with an automatic transmission. The interior is shot. Tires are holding air. Door pins are shot as well. The body is very solid though. The odometer reads 293,xxx miles
Just wanted to let y'all know, incase somebody is looking for a good body
The for sale sign on the dash say $800 NEG 704-360-4731
Just wanted to let y'all know, incase somebody is looking for a good body
The for sale sign on the dash say $800 NEG 704-360-4731
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08-09-2010, 05:43 PM
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Re: Found - 1990 Firebird *RUST FREE* $800 OBO
im sure i could find some rot on that car, it just looks like its hiding something
08-11-2010, 01:33 AM
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Car: 79 bird w 403, 92formula conv. da b
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Re: Found - 1990 Firebird *RUST FREE* $800 OBO
I got my 92 conv. formula cheap because they wanted a minivan 4 the new baby. Fixed a bunch of stuff and now it runs like new. The oportunity exists to get a car that they didn't make many of in the first place. If I was closer I'd at least have to look a little closer at the underside. Thats what dreams are made of. It's always easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.
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