1998 Pontiac Grand Am Se Sedan 4-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Grand Ledge, Michigan, United States
1998 Pontiac Grand Am SE 4-door. This car runs and drives. Here is a list of
what I see about the car. I’m not an
expert and this is my opinion. · Has
a new battery. · Muffler
is getting loud. · No
spare tire. · Tires
are Goodyear Viva and are in average shape. · This
has power door locks that work. · Manual
windows and seats. · Rear
view mirror is not attached. · Has
a Kenwood Compact Disc Auto CD Changer with remote that works. (10 disc KDC-C515FM) · Has
some past damaged on the passenger side rear door. · Has
some rust · Has
scratches and faded paint in spots. · Engine
is a 2.4L Twin Cam · Has
174,693 miles on it. This does have a Clear Michigan Title. You must come to Grand Ledge, Michigan 48837 with
your Driver’s License and cash to pick up the vehicle. You will need to sign the title. Please
look at all the pictures Local
pick up in Grand Ledge, MI 48837
This
is being sold on behalf a law enforcement agency and will be sold as is.
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