2005 Pontiac Gto Excellent Shape Cammed Kooks Headers K&n 19's Petrol Rims 6spd on 2040-cars
Forsyth, Illinois, United States
450 HP 2005 Pontiac GTO 6speed 217 520 0858 Jim Cherry 2005 Pontiac GTO 6 speed 30,950 miles. Kooks custom exhaust with headers, K&N filter, cammed chipped, petrol 19 inch custom wheels. What I'm being told is that it's putting out like 450 horse with all the add ons. I have nothing to prove that with though so you'll have to do you own math. We took this car on trade and we know the dealer who had it before us so we got some additional information from him. As for warranty I can't warranty it for obvious reasons. It is mechanically sound but when things have been altered like this we just can't take a chance on it. I personally am considering purchasing it for myself. I've always wanted one. So if you see the auction end early that might be the case. We just took this on trade for a pickup truck. The guy who had it only owned it a few months. This isn't a practical car as I'm sure you know. This is a toy. A really fast toy and I would be extremely proud to own. Power windows locks heated seats keyless entry great tires at least 8/32 tread depth no chips on wheels they appear new. The chips that are show will be touchup before it's sold I just like my customer to see everything. There is no reason to have something come up later. The cover for the drivers door light is ordered. Great car and it will make someone collectors item in years to come. Oh do need to mention that this car does not have cats they have been removed. So keep that in mind for cities and states that emission inspections. This is a Holden product of General motors. This same portion of general motors makes the Pontiac G8, Chevy Caprice and Chevy SS just to name a few. They also were the designer of the first models of the current Chevy Camaro. Infact in the first transformers movie the SS camaro you see is a GTO. Look it up if you like. Real GTO groupies will know this but I thought I would mention it. Good Luck.
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