2000 Pontiac Grand Prix Gtp For Repair Or Parts Very Low Miles Look on 2040-cars
Hanover, Pennsylvania, United States
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you are looking at a 2000 Pontiac grand prix GTP. the car has been wrecked in the front as can be seen from the pictures, the car has also been salvaged from the insurance company. if intending to repair the car, you must check with your local state dmv for the process of getting the car repaired and the salvage certificate branded to a reconstructed title. now that all being said, the car was running and driving great until a car pulled out in front of us. we tried to avoid the car but had no where to go and as a result you can see what happened. the car was shut ,off as soon as the accident happened so that there was no damage to the drivetrain. from the accident, it has not been started since due to the radiator being broke along with the tranny cooler. the car has 78,795 miles, was fully loaded car with all options including the heads up display. the exterior was accented with air brushed ghost flames around certain areas, and then whole car was cleared with red flakes. car looked great before the accident and got lots of looks everywhere it went. this item will be local pick up only at my garage located in Hanover PA 17331. I reserve the right to end this item early as it is also listed locally for sell. all items I sell are sold AS~IS regardless of being new, used, or for parts. thanks and happy bidding. please be sure to check my other items, and feel free to ask any questions prior to bidding or purchasing. |
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