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1988 Pontiac Sunbird Gt Convertible 2.0 L Less Than 32,000 Miles on 2040-cars

Year:1988 Mileage:31935
Location:

Oxford, New York, United States

Oxford, New York, United States

UP FOR AUCTION IS A VINTAGE 1988 PONTIAC SUNBIRD GT TURBO CONVERTIBLE WITH A 4-CYLINDER 2.0 LITER FUEL INJECTED ENGINE.  EVERYTHING ON AND IN THE CAR IS ORIGINAL EXCEPT FOR THE TOP WHICH WAS REPLACED ABOUT 5-YEARS AGO.  THIS CAR HAS LESS THAN 32,000 ORIGINAL MILES ON IT AND HAS NEVER BEEN ON THE ROAD IN THE WINTER TIME; IT HAS BEEN USED LITTLE AND ALWAYS KEPT UNDER COVER IN THE WINTER MONTHS.  MY PARENTS PURCHASED THIS CAR FROM A LOCAL DEALER IN UPSTATE NY.  THE OWNER OF THE DEALERSHIP HAD PUT 12,000 MILES ON IT AS HE DROVE IT PRIOR TO THEM PURCHASING IT BUT THEY STILL GOT THE NEW CAR WARRANTY WITH IT.  I PURCHASED THE CAR FROM MY PARENTS A COUPLE YEARS AGO AND DIDN'T PUT IT ON THE ROAD UNTIL THIS PAST SUMMER.  THE CAR DRIVES AND HANDLES VERY WELL AS WOULD BE EXPECTED FOR SUCH LOW MILEAGE.  IT IS A VERY SNAPPY CAR WITH FAST ACCELERATION.  AS CAN BE SEEN IN THE PHOTOS, IT IS NOT MINT BUT IN VERY NICE WELL PRESERVED CONDITION.  THERE ARE SOME MINOR FLAWS WITH THE VEHICLE INCLUDING VERY MINOR SCRATCHING OF THE PAINT, SOME OF THE SUNBIRD LETTERS MISSING ON THE FRONT OF THE CAR, A LOOSE HOOD RELEASE LATCH (STILL FUNCTIONS FINE THOUGH), A SPEAKER THAT CRACKLES A LITTLE AND THE A/C DOES NOT WORK ALTHOUGH I HAVE NOT TRIED TO HAVE IT CHARGED; THAT'S REALLY IT.  IT'S AN AWESOME VINTAGE CAR WITH A TON OF LIFE LEFT IN IT.  PLEASE CONTACT ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE.  THIS CAR IS BEING OFFERED FOR PICK UP ONLY.  WHILE I MAY CONSIDER AN OFFER LESS THAN THE STARTING PRICE, IT WON'T BE FOR MUCH LESS AS THIS CAR HAS ALOT OF SENTIMENTAL VALUE TO ME AND I'M IN NO RUSH TO SELL IT AND DON'T MIND KEEPING IT IF I NEED TO.  THE CAR IS ALSO BEING LISTED LOCALLY AND IF IT SELLS, I WILL END THIS AUCTION EARLY.  THANKS FOR LOOKING.

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