Pontiac Trans Am (1982)
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| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1982 |
| VIN : | 1G2AW8770CL522185 | Mileage: | 166020 |
| Body Type: | Convertible | Make: | Pontiac |
| Vehicle Title: | Clear | Model: | Trans Am |
| Options: | CD Player, Convertible | Power Options: | Power Windows |
| Exterior Color: | Red | Fuel Type: | Gasoline |
| Interior Color: | Gray | For Sale By: | Private Seller |
| Transmission: | Automatic | Drive Side: | Left-hand drive |
Salem, Oregon, United States
Vehicle description
1982 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am. Red. Fair condition.
I am the third owner of this vehicle - previous owner bought it for his son to use during college, then it sat in storage for a decade before I acquired it.
Replaced various parts to get the car running - things like the radiator, alternator, cooling fan, and the water pump should be under warranty (I"ll have to check with the mechanic who worked on it to see how that transfers - will happily provide a list of items that have been replaced).
Decided to buy a new electric car rather than continue to restore this one.
Various features of the interior trim are worn or absent - dash liner is cracked (you can see from the pictures that I chose to pull it entirely, but it will be included), head liner was drooping so I removed it (also included), center console lid was damaged so I bought a replacement that sits wedged between the seats (as a bonus, it came with a cupholder which the original configuration did not have), plastic trim along floor is cracked. No A/C, but the T-top roof does work so you can open up the car in the summer to help keep it cool. The clips used to hold the shaders on the back window appear to be missing - I took the shaders off when I first got the car because I felt like it hindered visibility.
Since multiple people asked, the rims are 15".
Stereo replaced with CD player with USB/Aux input. Original speakers replaced with quality modern speakers, custom mounted in the back.
I haven"t driven this car in about 8 months, so I would suspect it will likely need a tune up after sitting for so long. I generally assume the only people who would be interested in this kind of car are the ones who would want to invest money in fixing it up anyway.
I am the third owner of this vehicle - previous owner bought it for his son to use during college, then it sat in storage for a decade before I acquired it.
Replaced various parts to get the car running - things like the radiator, alternator, cooling fan, and the water pump should be under warranty (I"ll have to check with the mechanic who worked on it to see how that transfers - will happily provide a list of items that have been replaced).
Decided to buy a new electric car rather than continue to restore this one.
Various features of the interior trim are worn or absent - dash liner is cracked (you can see from the pictures that I chose to pull it entirely, but it will be included), head liner was drooping so I removed it (also included), center console lid was damaged so I bought a replacement that sits wedged between the seats (as a bonus, it came with a cupholder which the original configuration did not have), plastic trim along floor is cracked. No A/C, but the T-top roof does work so you can open up the car in the summer to help keep it cool. The clips used to hold the shaders on the back window appear to be missing - I took the shaders off when I first got the car because I felt like it hindered visibility.
Since multiple people asked, the rims are 15".
Stereo replaced with CD player with USB/Aux input. Original speakers replaced with quality modern speakers, custom mounted in the back.
I haven"t driven this car in about 8 months, so I would suspect it will likely need a tune up after sitting for so long. I generally assume the only people who would be interested in this kind of car are the ones who would want to invest money in fixing it up anyway.