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1977 Pontiac Grand Prix Base Coupe 2-door 4.9l on 2040-cars
Year:1977
Mileage:72900
Location:
Cassadaga, New York, United States
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1977 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 301 V8 automatic with 72,900 original miles. garage kept since new. runs good, shifts smooth, breaks good. I am the third owner. The original owner had it until 2004. I was told the car was always garage kept never driven in the winter and meticulously taken care of. The person I bought the car from took very good care of it. always garaged. only driven in good weather. The car had a repaint from the original owner it still shows very well, but not perfect. The very tip of the hood had some bubbling under the paint about an inch it has been touched up. The glass is all good. The bumpers are good but are faded a bit. The under carriage,floor boards and trunk are solid. The interior is in very good shape with exception of the dash having two cracks in it. All gauges work except the clock. Has the original am/fm stereo that works well. The a/c works but it seems not to be blowing as cold as last year? Wheel bearings been greased, all breaks are new, new tires, new exhaust, new fuel pump. new radiator. Has original owners manuals and warranty booklets. Goes down the rode nice and straight. I do not hesitate to take the car on long rides. gas mileage is amazing around 18-20 mpg. I keep it clean it gets a lot of attention. car will be sold as is with no warranties. Buyer is responsible for all transport and shipping fees I will help with loading.
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