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1982-92 TA & FB TECH 1993-2002 TA & FB Tech is now part of the new Late Model Section of the PY Forums. Click this link to check it out. |
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I screwed up and posted this in the wrong thread, so I'm moving it to here.... sorry
need info from you firebird guys..... I'm a true blue GTO guy but I'm thinking about branching out... Found a 1987 Firebird Formula 350 with 38,000 original miles. 2nd owner & he's a car guy. Car has been kept in a heated garage. Seats have seat covers to protect the original seats. Silver with Blk interior. Nose, hood & top are faded. Aftermarket wheels, headers & a 3" exhaust. Pure stock other than that. Asking under $4990.00 for the car.. It seems like the asking price is a pretty good deal, even if I just use it as a driver. I don't know much about these cars & I'm looking for some insight... What to look for, what problems they had. I know they built 13,000 of them in 1987, what is the desirabilty of the car? Any collector value? I would appreciate any thoughts or comments.... |
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The L98 5.7 Liter was only available with a 4spd (OD) automatic and generated 220 HP.
Desireable options to look for on the code sheet are: G80 - Limited Slip Differential G92 - Performance Axle Ratio J65 - Power disc front & rear Brakes KC4 - Engine Oil Cooler
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SHHHH ! Don't tell any body but "Knight Rider" cars make nice drivers, are cheap and can get good mpg. I like my wife's GTA, with air and cruise-handles nice too! I love first gen birds but I have three third gens. Building a daily driver 92 now.
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