2004 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Saratoga Springs, New York, United States
Here We have a 2004 Pontiac Cammed GTO with 16,456 original Miles in pristine condition inside and out. The car was Kept by the owner of Otto Cadillac back in 2004 who put many upgrades into this GTO around 10k worth. One of the pictures lists all the upgrades installed on this vehicle, most of which where installed by the original Owner. Then in 2005 the GTO was purchased by the second owner. I am the third owner of the car. I bought it in August of this year and now I decided to go back to school so I can not afford to keep the car.
The 3,000$ longtube headers, full exhaust system, and Cold air intake sounds amazing, along with all the other performance upgrades. The interceptor scan gauge comes with the operational packet to let you know everything it does and how your car is performing. The mc2 forged chrome rims which where a near 2,000$ upgrade are now worth more because they do not make the rim anymore. The car has never been curbed and has never seen rain or snow. The car has a clean title and carfax. The car also comes with a dust brush and car cover. If the buy it now price is met I will include the 300$ HID fog lights which I never installed, and will put new tires on the back for the new owner. This GTO has only seen royal purple synthetic oil This car is consider a sleeper this is not your average GTO. Serious Buyers Only! Buyer is responsible for shipping.! PayPal Only to ensure safety for both parties. 500.00$ deposit due in the first 48hrs and full payment within 7 days of auction end. -Please Call or Text Me With Any Questions. My name is Mike 5182481068 Can send more pics!!!! |
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