2003 Pontiac Grand Am Se1 Sedan 4-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
Happy Valley, Oregon, United States
Engine only has 30,818 miles on it! It was replaced at 143,316 miles and
replacement engine only had 13,000 miles on it.
SLP Headers installed with engine replacement only 17,818 miles on them. Borla Exhaust installed with engine replacement only 17,818 miles on it. TCE 65mm Throttle Body installed with engine replacement only 17, 818 miles on it. Milzy Motorsports Tuned PCM and also have stock PCM Transmission just replaced and only has approximately 38K miles on it. Brand new front hub assemblies. Brand new front drilled and slotted front rotors and brake pads. Rear drum brakes replaced with disc brakes. Dr. Speed Cold Air Intake Replaced Air Conditioning Compressor Complete suspension rebuild in May 2011 replaced all struts, bushings, tie-rods, sway bar links and lower control arms. Eibach Springs Complete documentation on work done. Salvage titled when hit in October 2011. Damaged was both driver’s side doors and front fender. Was professional repaired with pictures to show work performed to fix. Mirrors were painted to match body color. Tires have tons of tread on them as seen in the pictures. Has lifetime alignment through Firestone (just make sure you use my name and number when you take it in) Have repair documentation. |
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