1997 Pontiac Firebird Formula WS6 Convertible / ONLY 43 of this type produced!

1997 Pontiac Firebird Formula WS6 Convertible Description

Pontiac Motor Division is gone! PMD Muscle Cars are no longer produced! BUT you have the opportunity to purchase this EXTREMELY LIMITED-PRODUCTION CLASSIC MUSCLE CAR. As documented in PMD Production statistics, in 1997 ONLY 43 of the Firebird Formula WS6 Convertibles were built and sold! The Formula Model is Lighter and Faster than its Trans Am brother.
The vehicle was purchased from the Chief of Police in a small town in NC. It had just had a complete ground-up refurbishing and it has been driven less than 300 miles since then. The deep gloss black body is absolutely flawless. This car has Brand New OEM Roof and Tonneau Covers that were professionally installed. The Dark Pewter Leather is also in like-new condition. The Window Invoice sheet and original owners manual come with the car. Mileage is below the NADA average for this car.
GROUND UP REFURBISHMENT INCLUDES:

• 16"chromed aluminium tri-spinner wheels
• Michelin 245/50 ZR16 97 Tires
• Firebird Mud Guards
• 400 HP Chip
• Flow Master exhaust system
• Undercoating
• Quartz driving lights
• A-pillar mounted dual gauge pod: Vaccum and oil temp gauges
• Trunk installed woofer and tweeter system
• Transmission fully serviced
• Compression Check = 10.1-to-1 Ratio
• New spark plugs
• New filters
• New serpentine belt and hoses
• Brand New OEM roof
• New Tonneau Covers
• Entire vehicle stripped and professionally painted in factory correct 41U Black
• Custom "Formula" decals in white

DECODING THE VIN: 2G2FV32PXV2231778

• 2 = Plant location: Canada
• G= Designates General Motors
• 2 = Designates Pontiac Motor Division
• F=F-Body
• V=Formula/Trans Am
• 3=Convertible
• 2 =Restraint system
• P=LTI 5.7L Engine
• X=Check Digit
• V=1997 model Year
• 2 =St. Theresa Assembly Plant
• 231778 = Total Production Sequence

Note: In 1999 the Formula was stolen in Texas. the vehicle was recovered intact after the insurance paid the registered owner. Texas issued a salvaged title even though there was minimal damage to the rear of the car. The salvage notation followed the car to its next owner inMissouri, then to California, then to North Carolina, where it was fully refurbished. The previous owner made me fully aware of its history, as I am doing now. When the car was stripped for final painting the only damage found was in the rear, where it appears the thieves attempted to break into the trunk.
This car now has a clean, Non-salvaged title as it has been restored to pristine condition.
James Obrien @ 678-362-0433