1983 Pontiac Bonneville Base Wagon 4-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, United States
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1983 Pontiac Bonneville
Station Wagon has only 38,000 ORIGINAL MILES. Car was garage kept prior to my
owning it. Looks great for a 31 year old car. Similar to a Chevy Malibu wagon
but this Pontiac has more options and comfort. The exterior has what appears to
be original paint. It has faded some but it was buffed out. The colors are
unique like a beige and maroon or wine color. No rust except for minor surface
rust and the top of the rear bumper. GREAT SOLID CAR. The interior has brown
velour seats and two very small cigarette burns from many years ago. Does not
smell like a smokers car. All the gauges work except for the gas gauge. Even
the clock still ticks and keeps time. I replaced the A/C compressor and also
put an Edelbrock carb. on it. I have all the original parts boxed up from the
car including the smog pump which was removed by the previous owner. It has the
original 305 V-8 and does not smoke. I just replaced the valve cover gaskets.
The tires are brand new and are on Corvette rims with beauty rings. I also
installed a new Sony stereo that has bluetooth, Sirius,CD, and USB port. This
car is very different and this is why I bought it. Thanks for looking and if
any questions please contact me. Mike NO OUT OF COUNTRY BUYERS PLEASE.
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