2005 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Rockford, Michigan, United States
I bought this car about a year ago and have been driving it ever since i had the body work re done.
The car does have some flaws and the price will reflect that \ Car was purchased from Geico Insurnace (the Story i got on this car was that previous owner was late on a few payments then clamied that someone broke into his car and cut up his seats and took a hammer to some of the body panels. Seats where cut with a razor blade which still are cut( i have not fixed these but i have the rear seat covers for this car. The T-56 Tranmission has synco problems going into second gear under normal driving but at WOT it goes in perfectly fine. The odmeneter was broken when got the car but was told it was 74,xxx(has 77,xxx on it now) I have a new Odmeter on the car currently
The Good All new paint and body work I have installed a comp 232/236 .595/.614 114+4 LSA cam in the car Along with PRC 650 springs retainers seals etc. Livernois 7.400 hardened push rods Spin Tech Super Pro Street Cat back JBA catless mid pipes New Engine Belts NEW LS-7 Clutch and flywheel NEW tick Slave Cylinder Diablo Sport Predetor with a customer tune for the cam and exhaust 18x8 inch wheels with tires that have 75% left New transmission Fluid and engine oil The car was inspected by a Michigan State police officer from lapeer MI because it was an out of state car and i had it rebuilt here in michigan. I have all the paper work and documents for this. The car is titled in Michigan as a REBUILT Salvage . Below is a youtube video of the car at idle. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4udTGNrNxyg&feature=youtu.be
Any questions please contact me.
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