[PA] 1991 Pontiac Trans Am GTA 305 TPI, Auto, T-Tops, MAC exhaust, 76k mi, $6,000 OBO
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1991 Pontiac Trans Am GTA 305 TPI, Auto, T-Tops, MAC exhaust, 76k mi, $6,000 OBO
I put this up as a feeler last year, but now I'm certain I want to move on. I've this car for 3 years and absolutely love it, but I recently moved from Pittsburgh, PA to Virginia, so I don't have the time to put into it. It also may lose its garage space after this winter and I don't want to let it sit out (its only seen rain probably a handful of times since I've owned it). I originally purchased it from a member on here in the spring of 2010.
The Car:
Its a 91 Trans Am GTA (real Y84 car), 305 (LB9) with an Auto and 76,9xx miles on the clock. Its a rare car. If you're not familiar with the GTA, it was a more upscale model of the Trans Am made between 87 and 92. In 91, only 2,035 GTA's were produced and only 222 in brilliant red metallic (2nd lowest paint production). It has some other rare options, such as the J42 aluminum rear drum brakes and It has T-Tops with a leather interior. The dashpad is PERFECT, with no cracks or tears. The rear end is a 2.73 I believe and it has front disks and rear aluminum drums. The previous owner put a full MAC stainless steel exhaust system (headers, mids, and cat-back), which sounds amazing, and Energy Suspension bushings on it. I have all the maintenance records from the p/o and myself that will go with the car. It also comes with the original t-top sun shades, still in the box, maybe used once or twice?
Things I replaced while I owned it:
passenger side window regulator, passenger headlight bracket (replaced with OEM piece, original had a stress crack), IAC valve, TPS sensor, the TPI distributor cover extension (not shown in the pics), plug wires, and battery. It also has a JVIC head unit in it that is iPod compatible.
There are only 2 spots that have rust on the car, a few on the T-Top drip rail (doesn't leak at all) and a spot in the passenger door jamb. This is the most solid 3rd Gen I've seen, and I've never had a problem with it. I took it to the GM Nationals at Carlisle for 2 years and it ran beautifully out and back.
Needs:
It needs a paint job. The car is presentable, but to be an award winner, it needs to be repainted. The driver side seat needs recovered and it could use font window weather stripping. There is a little bit of de-lamination on the driver side tail light as well. Also, I just noticed the driver side window regulator is getting sluggish. I need to check it
What comes with the car: A front and rear bumper and a UMI Wonder Bar.
Here's a link to an album on photobucket:
http://s134.photobucket.com/user/Lys...A%20for%20sale
I'll post the pictures into the thread when I get home from work.
Like the title says, I'm looking to get $6000 OBO for it. Its garage kept and has only seen rain a handful of times since I have owned it. Its located in the Pittsburgh area.
The best way to get a hold of me is by email at justin.kurtz106@gmail.com
The Car:
Its a 91 Trans Am GTA (real Y84 car), 305 (LB9) with an Auto and 76,9xx miles on the clock. Its a rare car. If you're not familiar with the GTA, it was a more upscale model of the Trans Am made between 87 and 92. In 91, only 2,035 GTA's were produced and only 222 in brilliant red metallic (2nd lowest paint production). It has some other rare options, such as the J42 aluminum rear drum brakes and It has T-Tops with a leather interior. The dashpad is PERFECT, with no cracks or tears. The rear end is a 2.73 I believe and it has front disks and rear aluminum drums. The previous owner put a full MAC stainless steel exhaust system (headers, mids, and cat-back), which sounds amazing, and Energy Suspension bushings on it. I have all the maintenance records from the p/o and myself that will go with the car. It also comes with the original t-top sun shades, still in the box, maybe used once or twice?
Things I replaced while I owned it:
passenger side window regulator, passenger headlight bracket (replaced with OEM piece, original had a stress crack), IAC valve, TPS sensor, the TPI distributor cover extension (not shown in the pics), plug wires, and battery. It also has a JVIC head unit in it that is iPod compatible.
There are only 2 spots that have rust on the car, a few on the T-Top drip rail (doesn't leak at all) and a spot in the passenger door jamb. This is the most solid 3rd Gen I've seen, and I've never had a problem with it. I took it to the GM Nationals at Carlisle for 2 years and it ran beautifully out and back.
Needs:
It needs a paint job. The car is presentable, but to be an award winner, it needs to be repainted. The driver side seat needs recovered and it could use font window weather stripping. There is a little bit of de-lamination on the driver side tail light as well. Also, I just noticed the driver side window regulator is getting sluggish. I need to check it
What comes with the car: A front and rear bumper and a UMI Wonder Bar.
Here's a link to an album on photobucket:
http://s134.photobucket.com/user/Lys...A%20for%20sale
I'll post the pictures into the thread when I get home from work.
Like the title says, I'm looking to get $6000 OBO for it. Its garage kept and has only seen rain a handful of times since I have owned it. Its located in the Pittsburgh area.
The best way to get a hold of me is by email at justin.kurtz106@gmail.com
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Re: 1991 Pontiac Trans Am GTA 305 TPI, Auto, T-Tops, MAC exhaust, 76k mi, $6,000 OBO
Weekend Bump! Lets drop the price down too. $5800 OBO. I am motivated, so don't hesitate to make me an offer.
10-26-2013, 11:37 AM
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Re: 1991 Pontiac Trans Am GTA 305 TPI, Auto, T-Tops, MAC exhaust, 76k mi, $6,000 OBO
Sorry for not keeping on top of this. I've been busy with starting a new job and getting settled for the last few months.
With that being said, I'm very much motivated to get my Trans Am to a new owner.
New Price $5500 OBO. If you want to make me an offer, go for it. The worst I can say is no.
Best,
-Justin
With that being said, I'm very much motivated to get my Trans Am to a new owner.
New Price $5500 OBO. If you want to make me an offer, go for it. The worst I can say is no.
Best,
-Justin
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