1992 Richard Petty Edition Pontiac Grand Prix Signed By Richard And Kyle Petty on 2040-cars
Chilhowie, Virginia, United States
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This car is a 1992 Pontiac Grand Prix Richard Petty Edition. The car is signed by Richard Petty and Kyle Petty on the inside rear trunk lid. This car is a one owner with 24,710 actual miles. Everything that we have goes with car, signed memorabilia from Richard Petty, ETC. The car is NOT perfect. It needs some minor restoration because it has been outside. The bumpers are faded, has some minor dents and dings. Tried to take pictures and you can see for yourself. The car starts right up, and runs out well. There is a check engine light on, don't know what the issue is. The tires need to be replaced, but we have 4 tires that can go with car. Tried to describe as best as possible. the car is for sale locally, and you need to call beforehand if you want to look at, drive, and check over car. You must come pick up vehicle, located in southwest Virginia. This is my mother's car, and she is ready to sell. I have more pictures available can send by text, if serious. you can send email with questions, but realize this is an one of a kind vehicle. I have tried to look up on NADA, but there are no listings for this car. If your a huge Richard Petty Fan, this is the car for you!
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