2006 Pontiac Gto Hsv, Arancio Borealis Custom High End Car 6.6l V8 on 2040-cars
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
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Modifications and Pricing for 2006 GTO
ExteriorHSV OEM Imported Urethane Body Kit $8,147.00 Custom Paint Job $8,000.00TSW Vortex Aluminum Wheels (Rear Widen to 11.5 Inches) 19*8 +40et $1,400 19*11.5 +49et (milled 4) Bridgestone Potenza SE-4 Pole Position 245/35/19 $500.00 Bridgestone Potenza SE-04 pole position 295/30/19 $780.00 HSV OE 427 Rear Tails $400.00 HSV 3 piece spoiler $1,100.00 3m Clear Bra $400.00 Custom Powder Coated Wheels (arctic black) $500.00 Maverick Man Carbon Fiber Hood Scoops $310.00 Semi total $21,537.00
InteriorUPHOLSTERY& TRIMKatzkin Tuscany Italian Leather Seats $1,350.00 Custom Alcantara dash, doors, roof, pillars rear deck Upholstery $3,000.00 Custom O Carbon Hand laid Carbon Fiber Interior $950.00 Custom steering wheel and shifter (bastitch) $981.00 Italian Leather Shifter/boot trim Center Console $300.00 SCSS Gator Pod oil and voltage gauges $390.00 20% window tint $150.00 Aluminum Pedal Set $213.00 Angry Goat Steering Wheel Piece $15.00 Aluminum Floor Mat Clips $70.00 Semi Total $7,419.00
Audio/NavigationInfinity Kappa Perfect 6.5inch Comp. and mids $750.00 Pioneer Elite BP90 DVD/NAV $1,100.00 Alpine 5.1 Amplifier $600.00 All installed with Monster Cable Dynamat extreme insulation $150.00 Semi Total $2,600.00
Engine and Drivetrain Texas Speed built 402 Stroker $4,000.00 Flowtech Induction Dart 225 Custom heads 5 angle pro valve Job 11.1compression $2,000.00 Flowtech Custom Grind Camshaft $425.00 Melling High flow/Pressure Oil Pump $175.00 Comp Cams Timing Chain $225.00 ARP bolts throughout $500.00 Chromoly Pushrods $200.00 Solid Tech Motor Install etc. $1,900.00 PAC Racing 1221 Dual Springs $600.00 Titanium stems and retainers, seals PowerBond underdrive pulley $197.00 Fast LSXR102 $800.00 Fast 65lb injectors $350.00 Ported Throttle Body $95.00 HP Tuners Full Tune $500.00 JHP PRO Billet shifter $500.00 Heat Soak Reduction Kit $100.00 NGK Plugs and Wires $50.00 Elite Engineering Alum. Catch Can $130.00 Hand Polish, Valve Covers, Steering pump and Throttle Body $1,000.00 $362.00 Engine Bay Billet Aluminum Trim. “Oil cap, Shock Tower covers, Master Cylinder Cap, Clutch Reservoir Cap, Pwr Steering Cap, Windshield Washer Cap, Coolant Tank Cap, ABS Cylinder Cover, A/C Re-charger cover”, $579.00 Vararam Air Intake $265.00 Brand New Alternator $300.00 Brand New Starter $185.00 Red Top Optima $185.00
DBA 5000 series front rotors DBA 4000 Series Rear Rotors Hawk pads with Russell Stainless lines $1,500.00 RPM Stage IV Transmission $1,800.00 Monster Clutch Stage 4, billet flywheel $780.00 Hendrix Braided Clutch Bleeder $275.00 Brand New Clutch Master Cylinder Brand New Clutch Slave Cylinder $362.00 Semi Total $19,978.00
ExhaustKooks Signature Series LT Headers (2000 degree coating) $1,200.00 With Kooks Catted mid-pipes $375.00 Kooks Street Screamer 3 inch exhaust $990.00 Labor $90.00 Semi Total $2655.00
SuspensionFront and rear Hotchkis sway bars $300.00 G Force Engineering Rear Coilover kit $850.00 Pedders3/8th lower front Pedders GSR front struts $422.00 Pedders Radius Rod Bushings $259.00 Pedders x-member bushings $104.00 Pedders Diff insert $25.00 Noltec rear sway bar end link bushings Free Rear Mini Tub $1,700.00
Semi Total $3,660.00
Original cost of car purchased new $30,500.00
TOTAL MODIFICATIONS $57,849.00 (Plus about $6,000.00 misc install/alignment, etc.) $63,849.00
TOTAL COST VEHICLE AND MODIFICATIONS $94,349.00
Paint: 3 Stage Pearl “Arancio Borealis”, and Midnight Black Engine Oil “Use Only”: Valvoline VR1 10w30 Racing Synthetic, 6.5 Quarts
Engine Break in Procedures Followed, Mileage Since Completion of the build (late 2009) 17,031 miles).
Clutch, Exhaust and Rear Suspension have 1000 miles.
ORIGINAL CAR OWNER PURCHASED
NEW IN 2006. Garage kept, under car cover, never raced,
never taken to a drag strip. Never
wrecked, almost all records are intact for the work that has been done. Full Interior center console is hand laid Carbon Fiber, completed by O' Carbon. As of the listing pictures were not available. Pictures of installed carbon Fiber pieces are available upon request. Additional Interior Pieces Finished in Piano Black will be included with the car (as in the photos that are uploaded). Interior photos reflect a lower orange paneling on the doors and dash. These are now black and can be provided on request. Please allow 48 hours for email response |
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