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Car Forum / Pontiac / Pontiac Firebird / June 2005

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FOR SALE: 15th anniversary TA

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KnightRiderNina - 08 Jun 2005 03:28 GMT
I have a 1984 15th anniversary Trans Am for sale.  It was rear-ended
but is a pretty easy fix.  Runs and drives as is.  The main damage is
in the passenger side quarter panel which is pushed down/forward a
little.  I've had a body shop look at it and they said quarter panel
replacement is not required, it could easily be pulled out.  There is
also a dent going down the driver's side, mostly on the door/fender and
I am including a good door to replace with (would include a fender if I
had one).  There is very minor surface rust on the exposed metal where
the paint has flaked off, this could easily be cleaned off w/ steel
wool or sand paper.  Interior is in fair shape, is a FL car so some
fading.  But the Recaro seat fabric is said to be in very good
condition by 15th show car owners who have seen this car.  The leather
part around the edges of the seat is worn where the driver slides into
the seat.  The car has a Florida REBUILDABLE title.  This means that
damage must be repaired and inspected before given a street legal title
(depending on your state's law, you may be able to just transfer to a
good title right).  The car has 100k miles and is an automatic.  I'm
moving in two months and MUST SELL this car. Taking best offer.  Will
consider trades for dirtbike or possibly a streetbike.  Pictures of the
car, including damage can be seen at http://www.students.uwf.edu/nms5/

I can be reached via email at knightrider82@hotmail.com or phone
850-501-2681.

Nina
lab~rat - 08 Jun 2005 17:50 GMT
>I have a 1984 15th anniversary Trans Am for sale.  It was rear-ended
>but is a pretty easy fix.  Runs and drives as is.  The main damage is
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>Nina

Hmm, that car has a lot of baggage...
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RSCamaro - 09 Jun 2005 00:58 GMT
>Hmm, that car has a lot of baggage...
>--
>lab~rat  >:-)

Ya, the way I see the car, it needs to have the whole rear end removed
including both quarters and straitened out.  Replace the quarters and
from the bumper shockes back, the door, some of the leather on the
drivers seat (if that's even possible), it probably goes on and on...

Bottom line is that the OP would get more for it if they sold it as a
parts car.

                      ...Ron
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68' Camaro RS
88' Firebird Formula
00' Mustang GT Vert
lab~rat - 09 Jun 2005 13:57 GMT
>>Hmm, that car has a lot of baggage...
>>--
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>from the bumper shockes back, the door, some of the leather on the
>drivers seat (if that's even possible), it probably goes on and on...

And rebuild the title, whatever's involved with that.
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Do you want polite or do you want sincere?
Cy Welch - 10 Jun 2005 02:08 GMT
>>>Hmm, that car has a lot of baggage...
>>>--
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> lab~rat  >:-)
> Do you want polite or do you want sincere?
I'm guessing that what he is talking about is a savlage title.  Meaning
that special inspections are needed before it can go on the road, and
additionally it will never have the same value as an identicle vehicle
with a clear title.

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