2008 Pontiac G8 Gt Sedan 4-door on 2040-cars
Hampshire, Illinois, United States
Vehicle has 175,000 miles. 6.0 V8. First 888 car. Runs and drives shifts hard and fast. The entire car was repainted October 2015. Ipaid nearly 5k dollars for that and have all the receipts. Many new trim pieceswere also installed. The car on the outside looks near perfect. Has SMIaftermarket 20" Camaro style rims. They have just been fully and also have a brand new set of Firestone Firehawk tires. UpgradedBrembo brakes upfrontAmerican Racing Long tube headers and IntakeMSD plug wiresRecent full tune for 93 octane Interior is invery good condition. Leather seats have no tears. New leather arm rest upgrade.JHP Atari Gauge upgrade. Stereo screen recently replaced. Recent detail. Weathertech floor mats front and rear. Has California car cover included as well. Doeshave an airbag light that flashes more times than not. Not trying to misleadanyone.
For further questions email me : cofhcfreddytoton@europamel.net
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