1977 Pontiac Grand Prix Lj on 2040-cars
Pitman, New Jersey, United States
YOU AREVIEWING AN ALL RUST FREE 77HIGHLY OPTIONED GRAND PRIXLJ WITH 23500 ORIGINAL MILES.(NOT 123500) ***(TITLE STATES ACTUAL MILEAGE) *** IPURCHASED THIS GP FROM THE ESTATE OF ORIGINAL OWNERS COLLECTION.THE CONDITON OFEXTERIOR AND INTERIOR ARE EXCELLENT FOR A 40 YEAR OLD CAR. THE PAINT IS BRIGHTAND STILL RETAINS FACTORY WHITE PAINTED ACCENT STRIPES AND THE 1 YEAR ONLY WIDEBODY SIDE MOLDINGS. THE PADDED LANDAU TOP IS NOT DRIED OUT NOR CRACKING. THECHROME BUMPERS AND TAILLIGHT BEZELS HAVE NO PITTING. BUMPER FILLERS ARE NOTCRACKED. THE STAINLESS IS GREAT WITH NO DINGS IN THE WHEEL WELL LIP MOLDINGS.ALL GLASS IS ORIGINAL AS MARKINGS WILL SHOW. THE BUCKSKIN INTERIOR NO FLAWS INTHE SEATING AREA NO RIPS NO STAINS. CARPET LOOKS FRESH AS NEW. THE HEADLINER ISIN GREAT CONDITION. THE DASH HAS NO CRACKS. THE ENGINE AND TRUNK COMPARTMENTSARE VERY CLEAN WITH ALL FACTORY EMBLEMS STILL IN PLACE AND VISIBLE IF YOU AREFAMILIAR WITH THESE GRAND PRIXS THERE ARE MANY TELL TALE SIGNS THIS IS A REAL23500 MILES GP JUST TO NAME A FEW THE PONTIAC HEADER EMBLEM NOT FADED, THEINSTRUMENT PANEL IS CRISP NOTHING WORN OFF THE STEERING WHEEL THE WOODGRAININTACT AND THE WORDS DIM AND THE ARROW AND WORD CRUISE IN WHITE FULLY VISIBLE.THE WINDSHIELD WIPERS ARE STILL ALL STAINLESS AND BLADES LOOK UNUSED.THE RADIODIALS AND I COULD GO ON BUT YOU BE THE JUDGE. THE LJ OPTIONS WITH CODES, (C04)PADDED LANDAU TOP, (D90) ACCENT STRIPES (OPTIONAL ON AN LJ STANDARD ON SJ) ,(C60) AIR COND,(V31&32) FRONT/REAR BUMPER GUARDS,(A90) POWER TRUNK R/W DEFROSTER .
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