Beautiful Pontiac Grand Prix Le on 2040-cars
Marion, Ohio, United States
For your consideration is this beautiful 1987 Pontiac Grand Prix LE We purchased this car from an estate sale in November 2013 from the ladys daughter who had just passed away. So when I tell that this car was owned by a little ole lady who hasn't driven the car much in the past 10 years and who purchased the car in 1987 this would be a true statement her name was Mable and she was 91 years old. The car has been garage kept all of its life and has been very well taken care of, there has been no modifications done to this car it's as stock as the day it was sold back in 1987. The car is powered by the 5.0 liter V8 engine hooked to a automatic transmission. the car runs nice and smooth just as it should. The car is very well optioned with power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, stereo with cassette player, remote trunk opener, power drivers seat, intermittent windshield wipers, wire wheel covers, flawless vinyl top, rear window defroster and bucket front seats with a center consol. The interior is in great condition no rips, tears or cracks anywhere. The exterior is nice and solid. Black in color with a nice tan pin stripe the paint on the hood does have some stone chips that have been touched up. The chrome trim is in great shape as well as the glass. The engine compartment looks very nice and clean. The trunk area is in great shape no rust anywhere even the space saver spare tire in the car. Please bid with confidence this truly is a very nice car and well worth the reserve we have set. We are an Ohio auto dealer located in Marion, Ohio 43302 dealing mostly in classic cars & hotrods please look at our feed back we are proud of our 100 percent positive posts. Please feel free in contact us either through ebay email or by calling 740-361-8645 We require a 10 percent deposit due 48 hours after auctions end and the balance due upon pickup or prior to shipping. Thanks for looking
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