1979 Pontiac Bonneville 4dr Sedan,v8 Motor,47k Garage Kept Clean Car,look!!! on 2040-cars
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Up for bids is this very clean,1979 Pontiac Bonneville sedan.Car only has 47,322 miles on it.Vehicle was garage kept,and is like new inside.Vehicle was just serviced with a fresh oil change,all fluids checked and topped off. A/C has been just converted over to 134a so it is ice cold for the summer! Everything works on the car as it should,car drives great,and trans shifts as it should.There are no funny smells and no leaks that I can see.Vehicle has a dent in rear drivers side door which is in the two pics,and pass side rear sail panel has been touched up.Emblems on hood and trunk are in great shape with a lot of color to them,like new.Bonneville was just detailed inside and out with a fresh coat of wax for the summer.Vehicle is PA inspected till 03/15.Headliner was replaced within the last year.Vehicle is being sold as is ,with No returns.I only sell in the U.S.A. Buyer is responsible for shipping or pick up of vehicle,seller will not transport the vehicle anywhere.Title is clear and ready to be transferred over to new owner.If you are local you can come inspect the vehicle.Auction may end early due to vehicle being advertised locally.Any questions email Bob through Ebay and I will get back to you.This is a private sale I am not a dealer.Good luck bidding,highest bidder wins the car!
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