1988 Pontiac Trans Am Gta on 2040-cars
South Beloit, Illinois, United States
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you are looking at very nice running driving car everything works drives excellent.the motor has been rebuilt about thousand miles ago or so. i have the paper work on what was done to the engine.if you have anyquestion on it e mail me or call me 815 289 0699 in the pictures it has a dash pad on it for protection but i assure u the dash is perfect no cracks no nothing.thanks for looking.and also im going to put possible delivery thats something we would have to talk about.
On Apr-22-14 at 15:45:15 PDT, seller added the following information: I have been told this is one of 718 built in 1988 very rare. |
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