[Mulletbird]

For sale is a 1987 Firebird Formula. Original motor was a 305, but it now has a 350 with more than a little work. The vehicle does not crank (needs some wiring work ... again), smokes badly, basically, it is in need of some serious TLC, but it will make a great parts car or project.

Carburetor - recently rebuilt (virtually no running time on it) Holley 4bbl performance carburetor - 650cfm.
Intake - Edelbrock Performer, good shape, just recently sodablasted.
Ignition - MSD Distributor, NEW copper plugs and wires
Engine Block - taken from unknown car, a 350 sbc, with at least a 0.060" bore, cam'd, rebuilt heads. Engine does not run good, will need some work.
Body - Fisher body, some rust (consistant with age/location - was a Michigan car), Trans Am hood, rear spoiler, originally formula yellow, repainted a red metallic with gray stripe. WS6/Formula, was 1/3498 built in 1987 with the 305 700r4 and ws6 options (makes it a "Collector's Car").
Wheels/Tires - (1) set of Trans Am 16" wheels with Hankook Ventus tires, need inflation (sat for 6 mo +) but they should be balanced well. (1) set of unknown 15" aluminum (light!) wheels, with dry-rotted tires.
Exhaust: factory manifolds, Y-pipe to single 3", cat delete, factory muffler. Minimal exhaust rust last I checked, besides the manifolds.
Interior: missing some parts, and needs some cleaning.
Fuel System: Brand new fuel pump (was mixing oil and fuel), new fuel lines. Fuel tank does need to be drained of old fuel.

The car will need to be trailered. If you're willing to wait until winter or later, I will have the trailer registered, so if you have a good, solid work truck you can buy the two as a package deal. Or, you can just go to the U-Haul nearby (there's one on Rt. 31 in Amwell, another couple in Ewing on Olden and Princeton Pike) and rent one, come by, pick up the car, and head home.

I am in West Virginia right now, but can go home for the weekend if you want to buy the car (only a few hours each way). The car has to go ... I do need $$$ for college, and don't have the money or time to work on the old "mulletbird".