2006 Pontiac Gto Base Coupe 2-door 6.0l on 2040-cars
Rochester, Michigan, United States
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Overall the car is in very good condition. As stated above it does need a few things to make it perfect again... There are also a few aftermarket upgrades: The rims are Z06 knock-off rims 18x18.5 in the front 18x10.5 rear. I do have the original rims also. It has a stainless steal Borla exhaust system and a K&N cold air intake. I also have a Diablo sport programmer for it. With the tires that are on it she launches off the line like bullet! (car was very under-tired from the factory... imho). I bought the car after it was turned in from a lease, so it is technically a one owner car. I have had it for almost four years and it has been garaged kept and summer driven since I've had it. (I don't know about it's first three years...) It has been a GREAT car and will be severely missed but I need the money now more than I need the car. I'm not sure what else to say... the original rims are the 18 inch instead of the standard 17's which was pretty much the only option for the car. 2006 was the ONLY year they made it in the Spice Red color. Which makes the car very, very, VERY RARE!
Like I said I don't know what else to say... But I welcome any and all questions. And should anyone care her name is Christine :) But I'm sure she'll respond to whatever you want to call her! lol It also has a stage 3 clutch in it. (less than 10,000 miles...) |
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