1972 Pontiac Grand Prix Very Rare/ Triple White/florida Car on 2040-cars
Hyannis, Massachusetts, United States
HELLO EVERYONE I AM PLEASED TO HAVE WITH ME A BEAUTIFUL, VERY RARE,1972 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX FOR SALE.THIS BEAUTIFUL WIDE TRACK PONTIAC DRIVES LIKE IT,S BRAND NEW. THIS CAR HAS HAD ONE REALLY NICE REPAINT WITH ALL THE ORIGINAL BODY PANELS AND CHROME. THE POWERFUL 400 MOTOR AND 400 TRANS PURRS RIGHT DOWN THE HIGHWAY. THESE CARS WERE DEFINITLEY MADE FOR SOME NICE HIGHWAY RUNNING. THIS CAR HAS A AWESOME WHITE LEATHER INTERIOR WITH NICE BLACK CARPETS,, POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS AND YES BEING A FLORIDA CAR THE A/C IS NICE AND COLD. SO BID WITH CONFIDENCE MY FRIENDS THIS CAR IS A REALLY SUPER NICE CAR,, CALL WITH QUESTIONS TO ANTHONY AT 508-237-9942
On Feb-08-14 at 12:49:24 PST, seller added the following information: sorry everyone i did not have the vin number for this beautiful car with me then,, the vin is 2k57t2a169893 thanks and have fun bidding ,,, great car |
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