1998 Pontiac Grand Am Gt Coupe 2-door 3.1l V6 Fwd on 2040-cars
Thomaston, Connecticut, United States
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Buy-it-Now is this 1998 Pontiac Grand Am GT which the body is in good condition with only 2 minor little dents which I do have the picture here to show. 1 is in the middle of hood and other is near trunk on right side. They are no bigger then 1 1/2". The car has been sitting for the last 2 years in a garage. It was sat because it does need some work. It has a anti-freeze leak from under the car. It does need the power windows on driver and passenger side fix. Glove comparment lock and driver botton for mirror needs to be repaired. Muffler brace on driver side needs to be replaced. I did take the stereo out because it was new, so there is no radio in the car. The brakes may need to be replaced in future. The tires are good on car and inside is in good shape. It is a one owner car, was purchased new. Hate to see it go, but in process of getting a new car and already have 3 vehicle with the Grand Am. This would make a beautiful 2nd hand car with a little TLC that it needs. I do not want a junk yard to pick it up and strip it down, this vehicle is to good looking for a junk yard. This vehicle is sold "As Is". |
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