2005 Pontiac Grand Prix Gtp Compg (77k Miles) Excellent Cond !!!! on 2040-cars
Alpharetta, Georgia, United States
2005 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP COMP G 77K Miles, 2nd owner since 9K miles when I bought it Always garaged, taken care of, babied and all maintenance done. Things that have been done in the last two years. Always used Mobil 1 FULL Synthetic since I had it at 9K and 91 or 93 Octane. 4 new Tires, 4 New brake pads and cross-drilled rotors. GM Tranny Flush, Brake flush, Fuel Service, Coolant Flush, Re-programmed PCM by GM, New rear brake Calipers, New front sway bar end links, New Projector Headlights, New LED Taillights, All Interior Lights replaced with LED's, New Reverse 3 Watt LED's, Rear backup Camera that projects on New JVC DVD media player. Two rear pyle headrest LCD monitors and Interior Color Changing LED's in front and back. Stereo includes all J&L Audio with 2 10W3V2 subs, JL 6x9's and JL 6.5 Components up front. One 500/1 and 300/4 amp. All installed professionally. Sounds insane!! As you can see by the pictures the car is in very good condition. Know issues are the Heads up display does not project as the sound system knock it out of the mount. The On-star is not connected due to the after market stereo, all other wheel controls work with the radio. There are some small nicks in the front and two known paint issues pictured. Mechanically the car is perfect and runs like a bat out of hell with 260HP and 280FT-LBS of torque from the supercharged 3.8V6. No joy rides and you must have cash or a cashiers check if you plan to buy. Title is free and clear and in my possession. |
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