Pontiac Gto,2006, Phantom Black, 6 Speed,ls2, Only 15,000 Miles, Must See, on 2040-cars
Rochester, New York, United States
I HAVE FOR SALE MY PRIDE AND JOY A 2006 PONTIAC GTO COUPE IN PHANTOM BLACK, I SEARCHED FOR AWHILE BEFORE FINDING THE RIGHT ONE THAT WAS IN PERFECT CONDITION AND HAS ALWAYS BEEN ADULT OWNED AND NO MODIFICATIONS, THIS GTO IS IN PERFECT CONDITION AND ONLY HAS 15,707 ORIGINAL MILES ON IT,THE ONLY 2 THINGS THAT I DID TO THE CAR WAS A VOLANT COLD AIR KIT AND A BORLA CATBACK EXHAUST TO GET THAT TRUE CLASSIC MUSCLE CAR SOUND, I ALSO JUST PUT 4 NEW GENERAL G-MAX W SPEED RATED TIRES ON THE CAR LESS THAN 500 MILES AGO THEY ARE A WAY BETTER TIRES THAN THE STOCK GOODYEARS THAT CAME ON THE CAR AND I GOT A GREAT DEAL ON THEM AND HAD THE WHEELS POWDERCOATED BLACK WHICH IN MY OPINION SHOULD HAVE CAME LIKE THAT FROM THE FACTORY, (LOOKS AWESOME) AND GET COMPLIMENTS ALL THE TIME, THIS IS A 6 SPEED MANUAL CAR THAT GETS VERY GOOD GAS MILEAGE ON THE HIGHWAY 27-29 MPG THANKS TO THE 6TH GEAR, THIS CAR LIKE I SAID HAS ALWAYS BEEN ADULT OWNED AND HAS NEVER BEEN ABUSED IN ANYWAY AND THE CONDITION SHOWS THAT, THERE IS NOT EVEN A DOOR DING ANYWHERE ON THIS CAR AND NEVER ANY PAINT WORK OF ANYKIND, ON A SCALE OF 1-10 WITH 10 BEING THE BEST THIS CAR GETS A 9.9 INSIDE AND OUT AND MECHANICALLY, I DONT THINK ANYONE HAS EVER SAT ON THE BACK SEATS THEY HAVE NO SIGNS OF ANY WEAR AT ALL AND NEITHER DO THE FRONTS, THE ENGINE HAS ALWAYS HAD MOBILE1 FULLY SYNTHETIC 5W30 RUN IN IT AND IF YOU PULL THE DIPSTICK IT LOOKS LIKE IT JUST CAME OUT OF THE BOTTLE, I AM A MAINTENANCE NUT EVERY 2500 MILES WHETHER IT NEEDS IT OR NOT MY WIFE THINKS I AM NUTS LOL AND MY FRIENDS WANT MY OLD OIL TO USE IN THEIR CARS, EVERYTHING WORKS AND FUNCTIONS LIKE NEW AND COMES WITH BOTH ORIGINAL FACTORY KEYS AND REMOTES, OWNERS MANUAL AND ORIGINAL WINDOW STICKER, I CAN CONFIDENTLY SAY THAT I BELIEVE THIS IS ONE OF THE NICEST 2006 GTOS OUT THERE HANDS DOWN, THE LS2 ENGINE RUNS EXCELLENT AND IS THE PERFECT ENGINE FOR THIS CAR, MY FRIEND HAS AN 04 WITH THE LS1 ENGINE AND THE LS2 IS A VERY NOTICABLE DIFFERENCE FOR SURE.IF YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR ONE OF THESE CARS AND KNOW WHAT THEY ARE ALL ABOUT YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED IN ANY WAY WITH THIS CAR IT IS ALL THAT AND MORE, VIRTUALLY LIKE NEW CAR, FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS AND I WILL RESPOND ASAP OR YOU CAN GIVE ME A CALL@ 585-317-0858 UP UNTIL 11PM EASTERN TIME, CLEAN TITLE IN HAND, I REQUEST THE WINNING BUYER TO PAY A $500.00 PAYPAL DEPOSIT WITHIN 48 HOURS AFTER PURCHASE AND THE BALANCE WITHIN 7 DAYS EITHER CASH IN PERSON OR A BANK TO BANK WIRE TRANSFER,IF THE BUYER IS PLANNING ON SHIPPING THIS VEHICLE THE BUYER IS TO MAKE THE SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS AND PAY FOR ALL SHIPPPING COSTS, I WILL ASSIST IN ANYWAY POSSIBLE TO ACCOMODATE A TIME TO MAKE MYSELF AVAILABLE FOR PICKUP, THE MILES WILL STAY THE SAME AS IN THE LISTING I AM NOT GOING TO DRIVE THE CAR ANYMORE WHILE IT IS LISTED ON EBAY FOR SALE SO THE MILES WILL NOT GO UP,PLEASE CHECK OUT MY FEEDBACK AS I HAVE SOLD SEVERAL HIGH DOLLAR ITEMS WITH 100% POSITIVE FEEDBACK THAT I TAKE A LOT OF PRIDE IN MAINTAINING THAT FEEDBACK RATING, GOOD LUCK!!!
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