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2006 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars

US $8,400.00
Year:2006 Mileage:49500 Color: Blue /
 Black
Location:

Mason City, Illinois, United States

Mason City, Illinois, United States

If you have any questions feel free to email: nickolasnmmezey@chocoholic.org .

condition: excellent
cylinders: 8 cylinders

I'm selling my 06 IBM blue metallic gto.
I've put about 1k miles in last 3 years, it's been very pampered, garage kept, and invested a lot of money, there's
lots of new parts and work done that I'll list and some I might not even remeber.
Beginning of this year car was dropped off into a custom shop to bring back the paint job to factory perfection,
bumper and hood had some pain chips from the highway that you usually find on any car, some fade in color and such,
shop did amazing job to fix any imperfections, total was $3,600.
Under hood engine 6.0L is stock, have oem intake, new Morimoto Hids, new battery bought last year, new alternator
(high output was removed with the custom systems), new Waterpump since the factory once have a tendency to leak,
new thermostat with new hoses, good year accessory belt, and new radiator(factory are also famous for cracking),
front bumper sap package inserts, windsplitter with anchors, tsw Caldwell 18s in the front and 19s in the back, new
brakes(slotted and drilled rotors from ebc, as well as raybestos brake pads front and rear, also stainless brake
lines all around. Stock suspension was replaced with bc racing coilovers, all the mounts, bushings were also
replaced with polyurethane once(strut and shocks, front and radius, differential mount, subframe, Hotchkiss rear
sway bar( still have the front which I was suppose to install when changing headers, but never got it done, front
sway bar can be added to the car with some negotiations) exhaust is stainless Corsair Sport, rear Valance was
painted like carbon fiber and lights up, so do door seals, center console painted as well, all the switches lights
were replaced from stock green to blue, so was the instrument cluster, speed dial and rpm needle changes colors
from Blue to red when going up, led screen also is changed to light up blue, valentine 1 radar detector mounted in
head liner and concealed display is mounted in the gator center dash gauge pod along with eclipse volt, on top of
the gauge cluster is digital rpm gauge with the max rpm flash light, short shifter is from billet Australia, clutch
is Monster stage 2 with new slave cylinder, arm rest and shifter boot is blue Italian leather with black carbon
fiber like design, new bcm was installed and latest calibrations to the ecm were downloaded by the dealer, have all
paperwork, new double din pioneer dvd radio with new speakers, seats are in very nice condition, show very little
wear, just had oil change, and much more.

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