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1989 Pontiac Grand Prix Asc Mclaren Turbo on 2040-cars

Year:1989 Mileage:95000
Location:

Harleysville, Pennsylvania, United States

Harleysville, Pennsylvania, United States
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1989 Pontiac Grand Prix ASC Mclaren Turbo

 

Up for auction is my 89 Turbo charged Pontiac Grand Prix, one of less the 700 produced in 1989, to put this in perspective you could get a loaded SE model for $15000. this would have cost you $27,000! I have the original invoice.  If you don't know about this automotive rarity spend 10 minutes on the internet and do some homework.

The top of the GP in 89 made 130 horsepower, the turbo is rated at 205 hp, there is a hugh difference, I should know I also have a showroom condition SE that is quick, not fast like the Turbo!  Everything works, powers seats, windows, Moonroof, Radio.

I have six cars, need to move a few out of the way for some new toys.

Here's what I have done:(last 6 months)

-Complete tune up (platinum plugs and wires)

-new alternator

-new water pump

-new belt

-replaced the HUD (heads up display, shoots all your vital stats onto the windshield) COOL!

-billet and poly dog bone engine mounts

-K&N air filter

-Rebuilt radiator ($500) new trans cooler, and all new steel trans cooler and rad lines $$

-Oil and filter

 

New Parts:

-Professionally built turbo crossover pipe

-new turbo blanket

-new power antenna

-2 original door handles

-turbo supplement manual

-2 new wheel center caps (rare!!!!)

-complete set on nos emblems $$$$

-Front Valance (hens teeth rare)

More, the interior is leather and has no ripes or tears this is very uncommon, the carpet and mats are original and in excellent condition. This is a 3 owner car, the first owner who 27K for it took very good care of her the second owner let it sit outside... There is not any rust, but the paint and tires should be done. You could eat of the engine!!

 

Cons:

-needs paint

-needs tires

-Headliner is dropping

-dent behind drivers door, (not that bad, just there)

-usual dings

 

ASK ME ANYTHING YO WANT THAT I MAY HAVE MISSED< I KNOW THIS CAR!!
IF YOU ARE SERIOUS MAKE ME AN OFFER IT IS FOR SALE LOCALLY.

MY RESERVE IS LOW, I'M NOT MESSING AROUND THIS MUST GO!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


On Feb-11-14 at 10:24:22 PST, seller added the following information:

Actually one spare door handle and not a junky reproduction one. 


On Feb-11-14 at 10:41:59 PST, seller added the following information:

NO RESERVE , I have received a lot of offers! Feel free to send one.

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