2005 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Watertown, South Dakota, United States
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For sale is my 2005 Pontiac GTO, 6.0 Liter LS2 400HP engine with a manual 6spd. Phantom black metallic with black interior. Car is a head turner! Car came from Georgia in the beginning of last summer (2013), carfax will prove it. Never seen a winter, always well maintained and oil changed every 2500 miles with Valvoline Synthetic. Has tinted tail lights, OBX racing cat-back exhaust, K&N air intake, HID 8k low beams, 18 inch TSW rims with all tires at about 80% tread. Had clutch, slave cylinder and reverse lockout solenoid all replaced about 1000 miles ago at Dakota Clutch and Transmission in Watertown. All windows are mirror tinted that was done in Georgia. Car overall is in good condition has normal wear, rock chips, front bumper has a crack in it. One of the grills was stolen so I purchased billet grills, bumper and hood scoop inserts just haven't had time to put them in yet, also have all new rotors and brakes for the car. Has other minor issues but we can talk about them if your interested. $16,000. Trades possible, depends on what you have. Thanks, Dylan |
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