This is a 1980 Pontiac Bonneville with 20K original miles on this vehicle.....YES only 20.5K original miles!!

This car was purchased brand new from the Pontiac dealer by my grandfather in 1980, and he only drove it occasionally for local area trips. He was very religious in having the car serviced by the dealership every 2K miles, but I do NOT have any of those service records to prove that.

The car was stored in his garage, and was given to his grand daughter when he became disabled.

We have changed all the fluids and put some new tires on this car, and it runs and drives GREAT...........Like NEW....No rattles, No wind noise, everything works great with a few minor exceptions noted below. We have drove it and put about 1000 miles on it since it was transferred to his grand daughter 2 years ago, so we know it runs and drives very well.

The interior headliner and carpeting was replaced, along with a new stereo and rear speakers.

Here is the list of known issues:

1: The AC Compressor was replaced last year and the AC worked great last summer. However, the new Compressor is now "squealing" and the AC is NOT working now.
2: All 4 of the Fiberglass-Plastic "Bumper/Fendor Panels" have broken off. Please see pictures around front & rear bumpers that have broken off due to aging.
3: There is some light chips on the paint, but overall in great condition, and the original vinyl top has NO tears or issues.
4: The original Jack is missing and is NOT included.

I have Clean Title in hand, I am not responsible for any shipping, Car is for sale as is where it is with no warranty expressed or implied , you are welcomed to inspect the vehicle if you choose, or have any auto inspector come check it out.

I have also put the car up for sale locally, I reserve the right to end this listing at any time, if you are sincerely interest in buying this car and have any questions please feel free to call me, ask for Mark (214) 763-9966

Thanks for looking & Good Bidding.

The winning bidder must provide a $1500.00 deposit within 48 hours, and make final payment and pick up arrangements in 7 days.

Please feel free to ask questions, etc.

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