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1989 PONTIAC FIREBIRD TRANS AM

Currency:CAD Category:Vehicles Start Price:1,000.00 CAD Estimated At:NA
1989 PONTIAC FIREBIRD TRANS AM
NOT SOLD (BIDDING OVER), HIGH BID WAS
9,250.00CADby U******v+ applicable fees & taxes.
This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2020 Mar 21 @ 13:51UTC-6 : CST/MDT
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Vehicle Details
Year: 1989
Make: PONTIAC
Model: TRANS AM
VIN:
Mileage: 16,981
Car Style: 1LE/R7U
Ext Color: WHITE
Int Color: GREY
Cylinders: 8
Engine: 5.0L
Transmission: Manual


1989 PONTIAC FIREBIRD TRANS AM
1989 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am 1LE/R7U, one of the most collectible and rare Trans Ams ever produced. The 1989 1LE Trans Am production number is 26, only 17 were R7Us made for the Canadian Players Challenge race series. Total Firebird production numbers in 1989 was 64,409. Some of the more rare ones were 8,081 GTAs, 1,550 Turbo Trans Ams, only 396 convertibles compared to 26 1LEs Google the words 1989 firebird production numbers you dont even have to mention 1LE, the first thing that comes up is the production numbers showing only 26 units. These cars are so rare its hard to google much information about them, easier to look for the Camaro 1LE R7U info and some of the articles talk about the Trans Am. "Built by GM engineers to compete in the Showroom Stock Road Racing series google "showroom stock stealth hagerty" article about Camaro 1LE's and TA's. The R7U had even more enhancements google "Canadian Racer Reborn - 1989 Chevrolet Camaro" the 1LE/R7U cars were supposed to be only ordered if you proved the car was going to be raced, very few were never raced...there is no evidence of any other 1989 Trans Am 1LEs that were never raced. There was supposed to be a couple that were produced to be back-up cars, those cars would have been fitted with roll bars etc, this car...no roll bars ever installed. 100% never raced. Could even be the only 89 Trans Am 1LE/R7U not raced. less than 17,000 kms (10,500miles) no accidents, all original paint with the exception of the left front flip up headlight cover. Its been started and run frequently to avoid dried seals and gaskets. All the rubbers and door seals are impeccable, interior is 9.9 out of 10. no cracking, tears, or fading in anyway, completely showroom ready on the inside and outside. The underneath of the car has some light flash surface rust on the normal exposed unprotected parts, easily reversed to be show ready. It drives like new with no rattles or shakes, starts and runs perfect. The spoiler needs to be replaced it has shrunk and the hatch struts also need to be replaced. The carpet was carefully lifted in the front where the roll bars would have been attached and alsolifted in the rear. 100% truly un-raced. Out of the 17 R7Us Some weredestroyed during the races, some were modified further and destroyed in other series and others just were justmiled out and completely neglected. How many are remaining? Not many. If you are a US buyer exporting to the USA is very simple because its over 25 years old. At that age it doesnt have to pass DOT or emission standards (which it would pass both anyhow) so it easy to get title and transport. No wait times at all.

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