2001 Pontiac Grand Am Gt Coupe 2-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
Avonmore, Pennsylvania, United States
For sale is my 2001 Pontiac Grand Am GT. Recently discovered it needs some motor work and if I can sell it to someone that can do the work or have the work done im going to do that.
Work that was done within the last 6 months: New anti-freeze reservoir, thermostat, and new 205/55/16 bridgestone blizzak winter tires. If the car sells for less then I am asking I am not including the new snow tires; I have another set of tires/wheels (pontiac grand am wheels) to put on the car. The car is inspected and is drive-able however it does need motor work as it's losing anti-freeze. I was told by a local garage it's a head gasket. I had the front struts/springs replaced about 2 years ago by sears. Car was a daily driver for me and I put alot of miles on it without incident. Transmission shifts fine and has been professionally serviced. Oil changes have always been done but I don't keep service records since it has an oil change light on it that comes on. Let me know any questions, i'll post the best pictures I can with the weather we have. Car does include remote keyless entry (two remotes) but no remote start. |
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