Pontiac Gto 06 Manual 29.7k Miles 1 Owner California Car on 2040-cars
Hanford, California, United States
Original owner - 1 owner car Estate situation - selling our sons car. Impeccable condition. No wear spots on floor mats Trunk looks like it has never been used "Donut" spare has never been on the ground Drives very nicely - no squeaks or rattles. Interior does not show wear Body and paint in like new condition - a few very, very minor stone nicks in front end of car. Not visible unless you carefully look for them. No body damage or body work done. Car has never been driven in snow or ice - thus no salt exposure whatsoever. Very, very minor "door ding" in the right rear quarter panel. You have to look hard to see it. Windshield and other glass in excellent condition. Car always garaged - covered when in garage. Custom fit cover almost new. 18" aluminum factory installed painted wheel option (shown as a $495 option on the window sticker) Wheels are in great shape. New tires ($1,080) less than 1,000 miles ago. Tires are Michelin Super Sport. Look up the ratings and owner experiences on these great tires!
Will deliver the car anywhere in the US for direct expenses and return flight. Driving this car is a pleasure! Some interior pictures show the upholstery in gray hues - THE INTERIOR IS BLACK! The exterior color on the pictures is accurate. Exterior color can vary in differing light conditions. Can pick up buyer at San Francisco or LA area airports.
On Feb-19-14 at 11:42:52 PST, seller added the following information: LS2 Corvette V-8 6.0 litre 400 hp 400 ft lbs torque Per GM + Car & Driver 0-60 4.6 seconds 13.0 second quarter mile @106mph Has faithfully used Mobil 1 synthetic oil Non smoker - no pets More pics available QUESTIONS OR WANT MORE PICS??? Call Andy 559 280-0827 or email me ajanema@comcast.net |
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