1988 Pontiac Gta 5.7 T-top Auto Classic White Look!!!! Rare Find!! on 2040-cars
Paducah, Kentucky, United States
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I bought this 1988 Pontiac Trans AM GTA just a couple day ago. This car has had the same owner over the last 10 years. I drove this car home 25 miles and ran it 65 mph on the highway home. This car has sat for a few years the previous owner put a new fuel pump in the easy way by cutting a hole in the trunk to get to it please pic. Also has a 5 month old battery. The car starts fine but hesitates bad like the TPS or EGR or something is bad. Transmission shifts good the engine sounds god with flowmaster exhaust. I believe this is a real GTA but I have no paperwork or know how to tell. Please look at all pics this car is very solid but has all the common f-body problems. It needs everything gone through it runs and drives but its wore out just trying to be honest. Car is a 5.7 liter car with T-tops and steering wheel controls but no radio. Has factory wheels 2 center caps missing headlites do not go up or down (common) The hood will stay open on its own the rear hatch will not. Its had a different hatch put on it I don't know why. Has a dented right fender and a dent in the right quarter panel tail lite is broke. There is some surface rust on one wheel lip see pic. 4 wheel disc brakes rear end still has the tag I did a few donuts posi seems to work and had no noise when I drove it home. Windows work slow speedometer and tach works oil pressure gauge works and had good pressure. temp gauge did not work and the cruise did not work. Missing headliner and sunvisors. has factory GTA seats the left one is not bolted down. Left fender has small dents hood has dings windshield is not broke dome lite works. Im sure the a/c doesn't work. Floor pans look good trunk pans look good. Ive got this car priced right it will part out for what im asking but its too good to junk. White GTA Trans Ams bring good money and are rising in price and this is a 350 car. I ordered a speed title today it will come back in a friend of mines car lot name. I should have it within 5 business days it will be clear and ready to transfer to ne owner. Im selling this car as/is great restoration project or weekend fixer upper. If you have the car shipped I will work with your shipper on pick as much as I can. I have the car stored inside it can sit for a reasonable amount of time. Car has to be paid for in full within 7 days of auctions end non refundable deposit within 24 hours of auctions end. No exceptions. Serious buyers only these auctions cost money. if your serious you can text or call Billy 270-564-3996 Actual mileage unknown due to age.
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