1990 Pontiac Grand Prix Mclaren Coupe 2-door 3.1l Turbo on 2040-cars
Enfield, Connecticut, United States
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1990 Pontiac McLaren Grand Prix. 1 of 2,749 made. The car has just under 84,000 miles on it. It is in very good condition for it's age. Optioned with factory power sunroof and leather seats. Power lock, power windows, power mirrors and power driver's seat. Heads Up Display. Aside from the air conditioning, EVERYTHING WORKS. The air conditioning is mechanically sound, but it does need to be charged. The car has a brand new crossover pipe ( Turbo mounting pipes are a common problem from the factory ) and a freshly rebuilt turbo. A tune up was just done, which included spark plugs, ignition wires, oil change, and a new oxygen sensor. The brakes were just serviced and work flawlessly. The paint is in decent shape for a 24 year old car. The roof has some fading on it, and the hood and trunk both have some paint repair done. The car could use a paint job to be perfect, but as you can see from the photos, it's not in bad shape. There are a couple small dings on the hood that would also be an easy fix. The tires have a lot of tread, but they are a little old. I've been driving around on them without a problem. But it wouldn't hurt to replace them. If you have any questions, ask away. I will respond ASAP. |
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