1990 Formula 350
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From: New England
Car: 1988 IROC Z Convertible
Engine: 305 TPI (LB9)
Transmission: 700 R4
Axle/Gears: G80 GU2
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From: Austin, TX
Car: 90 Formula / T-tops
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: MD8
Re: 1990 Formula 350
not in bad shape, most everything seems to be there. I've seen better shape cars go for those dollars tho. if the guy really wanted to sell it fast and not haggle over money he would clean it up some. I'm not a big fan of replacing the air snorkel with vacuum cleaner attachments, what other misdeeds have been done.
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Car: 88 T/A, 91 Formula, 94 Firehawk
Engine: 400 Pontiac, 5.0 TPI, 5.7 LT1
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Re: 1990 Formula 350
And the distributor cover is missing on a 46k mile car. Makes me think something else is really going on lol
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Car: 1988 IROC Z Convertible
Engine: 305 TPI (LB9)
Transmission: 700 R4
Axle/Gears: G80 GU2
Re: 1990 Formula 350
Yeah the vacuum cleaner air intake is tacky but easy to fix...
I knew guys that thought the car looked better and took the distributor cover off... Some people didn’t like that the plastic didn’t match the aluminum sometimes (especially if you polish the aluminum)
I think the interior and door jams look consistent with the mileage but would definitely need to see the underside and pull a Carfax... It would have to have a million miles to roll that zero over though..
I knew guys that thought the car looked better and took the distributor cover off... Some people didn’t like that the plastic didn’t match the aluminum sometimes (especially if you polish the aluminum)
I think the interior and door jams look consistent with the mileage but would definitely need to see the underside and pull a Carfax... It would have to have a million miles to roll that zero over though..
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Car: 1988 IROC Z Convertible
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Transmission: 700 R4
Axle/Gears: G80 GU2
Re: 1990 Formula 350
I’d say more like $8500-9000 would be a good deal..
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From: Austin, TX
Car: 90 Formula / T-tops
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: MD8
Re: 1990 Formula 350
Yeah the vacuum cleaner air intake is tacky but easy to fix...
I knew guys that thought the car looked better and took the distributor cover off... Some people didn’t like that the plastic didn’t match the aluminum sometimes (especially if you polish the aluminum)
I think the interior and door jams look consistent with the mileage but would definitely need to see the underside and pull a Carfax... It would have to have a million miles to roll that zero over though..
I knew guys that thought the car looked better and took the distributor cover off... Some people didn’t like that the plastic didn’t match the aluminum sometimes (especially if you polish the aluminum)
I think the interior and door jams look consistent with the mileage but would definitely need to see the underside and pull a Carfax... It would have to have a million miles to roll that zero over though..
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From: Austin, TX
Car: 90 Formula / T-tops
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: MD8
Re: 1990 Formula 350
I agree with you tho, looks like the car can be cleaned up nicely if it truely is a clean car. I've got a spare air intake channel laying around if someone decides to buy it.
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