1976 Pontiac Grand Prix Base Coupe 2-door 5.7l - on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
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Hello, and thanks for looking at our 1976 Grand Prix. the car is two-tone black and silver . The car is equipped with a 350 engine and automatic transmission. The car has air conditioning but most likely needs a charge. The car will need an exhaust from the converter back. The interior front seat needs to be recovered. The back seat is presentable, the carpet is fair and the tires are about 80%. The front brakes are new and the engine and transmission work perfectly. The underneath of the car is solid as a rock. Although this car is not perfect, with a little love it could be very very nice. Check out the pictures and bid accordingly. Also, the rear bumper is bent but the frame is 100% perfect.
The 35,440 miles are exceeded and the title is clean. This will be a 7 day auction with no reserve. The last highest bidder when the auction is over wins my car. I would like payment by either CASH OR WIRE TRANSFER ONLY, within 48 hours. We do not use Paypal, checks, or credit cards. I also ask that the winner of the car calls in the morning to complete this transaction. I would like the car picked up within 7 days because I don’t want to be responsible for the car and I could really use the room. This car will be locked up and kept safe in a garage. I will not pay for shipping, but I will assist your shipper in pickup. If I don’t hear from the winning bidder within 24 hours after the auction is over, I will offer the runner-up bidder a second chance to buy the car through a Second Chance Offer. If you can’t personally make it out to see the car before bidding, please consider sending out a local mechanic to check out the car for you and give you a complete inspection. I’m selling this car as-is because I’m not a dealer and there’s no way that I can offer a warranty on a 38-year old car. If you have any questions about this car feel free to call Lou at 216-210-8488. Thank you for reading all of the information about my car, and good luck to all bidders. Enjoy the auction. |
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