97 firebird, ws6?
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97 firebird, ws6?
Maybe its me but i can not find anything out about this car other than a few things.
I've not been to see it, but i think its a ws6 from the pictures, and not just because the badge. From reading they say the only real way to tell if its truly a ws6 is to check the RPO code on the door? The carfax says Firebird/TransAm/Formula, and people say the vin says nothing, only the rpo determines if its ws6... I'm also wondering if the car is modified, i've heard what the ws6 comes with but none say exactly what.
I've not been to see it, but i think its a ws6 from the pictures, and not just because the badge. From reading they say the only real way to tell if its truly a ws6 is to check the RPO code on the door? The carfax says Firebird/TransAm/Formula, and people say the vin says nothing, only the rpo determines if its ws6... I'm also wondering if the car is modified, i've heard what the ws6 comes with but none say exactly what.
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The WS6 was an option in 97, it was rare though. i test drove a black & charcoal M6 in 02 that only had 35,000. Almost bought it, but got a great deal on my 99. **** only 45,000 miles, not to mention that car is damn clean. Nice find
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of they wanted a different look
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The air pump is mounted in the wrong location. Should be on a bracket down on the drivers' side of the motor. Instead, it's right behind the drivers' headlight. That's strange. Wonder why they did that.