2000 Pontiac Trans Am, Ws-6, 17k Miles, White W Black Leather Interior on 2040-cars
Kendall Park, New Jersey, United States
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For sale is my Artic White 2000 Pontiac Trans Am with black leather interior. It is a Genuine WS-6, T-top car with the optional 6-speed manual transmission. It has seen only 17k miles and is a fine untouched example of Pontiac's last Trans Am (production ended in 2002). In its pristine condition, it would be an excellent car for a serious collector.
This car has been adult owned since day one and I am the second owner. It was garage kept for the first 5 years. It is all original with the exception of minor parts that were replaced for regular maintenance. Newer tires. Everything works and the car is still a pure joy to drive! I am selling it because I am moving to Florida and will not have a garage for it in my new location. Even though it has a cover, it saddens me to see the car sit outside. I would love to see it go to a good home where it will be properly cared for. Seeing is believing when it comes to this car and I welcome serious buyers to check it out in person. Central New Jersey pick-up with Certified Check, unless other arrangements are agreed upon. |
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