2005 Pontiac Gto Base Coupe 2-door 6.0l on 2040-cars
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
Up for sale is my 2005 GTO. I have had it for 2 years now and would like to sell. Here is a little fact list.
Car: - 68K Miles - Yes it is an automagic - Everything works properly - New battery as of June 2014 - New water pump @ 61k miles - Ignition barrel has been replace with updated version Mods: - Pacesetter Longtube Headers - Magnaflow 3" Competition series cat-back - Vararam Air Intake - 19" BBS LM reps 8.5 inch wide fronts with 235s and 9.5 inch wide rears with 275s fusion ZRi's ** In the pictures the stero is a doubl din touch sony but it will be removed for a stock GTO radio** Known Problems: - Couple dings on body. There is a spot on drivers side door that was egged. - Curb rash on passenger side rear wheel - Wheels rub a little if passengers are in the back and going over deep bumps - The collectors on the headers a rusting - Small blue paint mark on armrest - Suede on passenger side door is coming undone |
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