Lucas

Let‘s give it a try 😊 2002 Firebird Trans Am Firehawk #625 Only 2002 Firehawk in Germany

2002 Firebird Trans Am Firehawk #625 It has the SLP Package, Chrome Wheels and Bilstein Suspension One of 5 registered Firehawks in Germany

2002 Firebird Trans Am Firehawk #625 345HP LS1, Bilstein Suspension, SLP Chrome Wheels one of 68 Firehawk Trans Ams in Red as T-Top with an automatic trans built in 02 AND one of only 5 registered Firehawks from all years (91-02) in germany

We will. We bought is as a Summer/Nice Weather only car. The Paint will be re-done where needed, she will get a new headliner and the seats will also be repaired. When we‘re finished she‘ll look as good as new

Hello everyone We finally got a replacement for our burned down 85 Trans Am. It happened to be a 2002 Trans Am Firehawk. It has the LS1 (of course), Automatic Transmission and Bilstein Suspension. This is Firehawk No 625 It needs some work on the paint, Headliner and Leather but is in a good condition from a mechanical standpoint. Here it is: Nice greetings from germany!

Hello Barry, first of all thank you for your offer but i think my dad wants a Firebird again. His next Pontiac is supposed to be a fun car so a V8/Rear Wheel Drive is a must. The G6 Convertible has been on my personal bucket list for several years but i can‘t afford it for myself at the moment, especially because i would have to pay shipping, taxes, inspection and registration fees. I‘m sorry that i have to turn you down, but i wish the best for you to find a good buyer.

Hello Frosty, another firebird driver told me he once had a jammed window regulator switch which almost caused a fire (it was stuck in the „open“ position because of dust) He luckily found the problem in time and pressed at the button to unjam it. since the smoke started from the console and the only electrical stuff was the shifter light (lights were turned of when it happened) and the window switches i think this could be a very likely explanation. I‘m also looking forward for the new one. I always dreamed about a late 90s/early 00s Trans Am since it will be about as old as i am and i also love the double pop up Headlights especially with the Ram Air Hood. We only need to find the right one

Hello everyone, my name is Lucas, i‘m 21 years old and from southern germany. My heart beats for Pontiacs and Jeeps and my story begins even before i was born. in the end of the 90s my dad bought a 85 Trans Am T-Top. He repainted it, made the interior matching colour, installed 89 GTA rims, a dynomax exhaust system and swapped the engine with a goodwrench 350. Sadly because of ridiculous german taxes and because of problems with our bank he had to put it in the garage for the last 8 years. He finally re-registered it last month and i was finally able to drive it. Then the worst case happened last saturday. I worked on my Cherokee on friday and wasn‘t finished by the evening so my dad allowed me to take the bird home with me. The next morning i took it out to go back to my parent‘s place and after 10 minutes of driving smoke started to appear out of the console. I just stopped at the side of the road and got out when it caught fire. It burned fully to the ground. But this was not the only Pontiac, we owned. My mum had a 94 Sunbird for several years followed in 2006 by a 93 Grand Prix sedan. When the Grand Prix‘ engine lost oil my parents put it aside. I started fixing it by myself and got into wrenching. I wanted it to be my first car. One week before my 18th birthday (legal age to drive alone in germany) my mum took it out and someone ran into the door and drove away. You must know that a 93 Grand Prix is a very uncommon car in germany. From 2006 to now i never saw another one than ours. I organised a door in the states and got it shipped. It cost about 1.200€ (1.300$) to repair (700€/763$ shipping alone). When it was finally fixed i loved to drive it. Then i got my cherokee. Last year i sold the Grand Prix. Now that my dad‘s bird is also gone we are going to look for a 98-02 T/A T-Top or Convertible. We just need another Pontiac. Well, that‘s my story. I guess i haven‘t had that much luck with pontiacs but i still love them. Nice regards from Germany Lucas P.S. I‘m sorry for the sideway pictures. I don‘t know how to turn them the right way