1986 Pontiac Grand Prix "g" Body Brougham on 2040-cars
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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LOW RESERVE! CAR AND MYSELF ARE LOCATED IN FORT LAUDERDALE! *305 OHV V8 FACTORY 4 BARREL CARB (WHICH ONLY ACCOUNTS FOR ABOUT 10 PERCENT OF THESE IN THIS YEAR MOST HAD 3.8 CARB OR 4.3 TBI V6) *FACTORY OD AUTO TRANS, VELOUR INTERIOR,POWER WINDOWS,POWER LOCKS POWER DRIVER SEAT,PS,A/C,NEWER BATTERY.. NOW FOR THE EXTRAS: *ORIGINAL GRAND PRIX RIMS INCLUDED *ENGINE HAS HAD NEW CHROME VALVE COVERS, BREATHER, TIMING COVER, AIR CLEANER *UPON INSTALL OF CHROME T/C- INSTALL NEW DOUBLE ROLLER COMP CAMS PERFORMANCE TIMING ASSEMBLY. *INSTALLED NEW SPORT PERFORMANCE STEERING WHEEL WITH POLISHED BILLET COLUMN COLLAR WITH PROPERLY FUNCTIONING HORN BUTTON *ALUMINUM BULLET HOLE MAGS WITH NEW MATCHED CHROME SUMMIT RACING BULLET CENTER CAPS *NEWER TIRES(HAVE ABOUT 90-95% TREAD) *NEW BOSS STEREO/CD/MP3 RADIO HEAD UNIT( PREWIRED WITH RCA CABLES AND POWER LEADS TO TRUNK FOR AMP AND SUBS IF YOU WISH TO INSTALL) *NEW TURN SIGNAL/CRUISE/WIPER COMBINATION LEVER INSTALLED *AC RETRO FITTED TO 134A *NO CRACKS IN DASH NO TEARS IN SEATS INTERIOR IN VERY GOOD SHAPE ASIDE OF DOOR ARMRESTS- NO TEARS OR SPLITTING BUT SHOWING CURLING FROM AGE AROUND EDGES- BUT SEATS HEADLINER VISORS NEEDS: 1: TOP HAS PARTIAL LANDAU VINYL TOP(PART OF BROUGHAM TRIM PACKAGE) NEEDS REPLACED- NOT MISSING BUT SHOWNING SPLITTING IN VINYL 2:NEW PAINT(BODY IS STRAIGHT NO DENTS DINGS OR THE LIKE NO ROT) BUT PAINT IS FADED AND SHOWS AGE-CURRENTLY 2 TONE-DECIDED TO SELL WITHOUT NEW PAINT AS THIS CAR MANY PEOPLE MAY DESIRE DIFFERENT COLOR SCHEME THAN WHAT I MIGHT PUT ON AND BE A WASTE-SAME WITH VINYL LANDAU TOP- 3: DRIVER DOOR HINGE PINS/BUSHINGS REPLACED(NOT UNCOMMON FOR THESE HEAVY GM DOORS-ALL PINS AND BUSHINGS PURCHASED IN KIT JUST NEED INSTALL-PLANNED TO HAVE BODY SHOP DO WHEN WAS GOIN TO PAINT) 4: A/C WORKED- DEVELOPED A LEAK BUT HAVE NOT HAD OPPRTUNITY TO FIND AND REPAIR-COMPRESSOR GOOD- NOTE - ON THE VEHICLE HISTORY CHECK REPORT IT SAYS THERE WAS 1 MINOR ACCIDENT ... THERE WAS NO DAMAGE ONLY SIGNS IS A LITTLE PAINT SCUFF ON FENDER. ENGINE RUNS SOLID TRANS SHIFTS PROPERLY- I HAVE DONE THE WORK THAT HAS BEEN DONE THUS FAR MYSELF. I AM ASE CERTIFIED TECH.- PROBLEM IS I HAVE NO TIME AND AM FORCED TO PART WITH HER. HAVE ALREADY PUT ALOT OF TIME AND WORK AND EXTRAS IN PARTS. SHE IS ALREADY VERY DESIRED-COLLECTIBLE AND IN A VERY SHORT TIME WILL BE ANTIQUE(ALREADY CONSIDERED BY SOME). THIS IN AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A COLLECTIBLE VERY EASY TO FINISH IN YOUR OWN STYLE AUTOMOBILE-IN THE LAST OF TRUE DETROIT STEEL-THE CAR STARTS AND DRIVES FANTASTIC AND IS FAST- 90,500 ORIGINAL MILES-EVEN THE CLOCK IN THE DASH STILL WORKS AND IS ACCURATE! BODY AND FRAME ARE STRAIGHT BUMPERS STRAIGHT NO DENTS..ALTHOUGH COULD USE A LITTLE POLISH |
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