1998 Pontiac Grand Prix Gt Coupe 2-door 3.8l Purple W Turbo Mufflers on 2040-cars
Mertztown, Pennsylvania, United States
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Battery bought in June 2013. Tires less than 5000 miles. The amazing sound from these mufflers turned a lot of heads! This is a very sporty car. Driving this car, for me, was like drinking from the fountain of youth. The trunk does leak. The paint has some road rash. The passenger side mirror mount needs replacement. Transmission 3rd gear defective, but shifts into high at 45mph. Trac button doesn't work. ABS light on. Hazard/ 4way lights button does not work. Steering Wheel stereo controls are inoperable. Dual brand Stereo came with the car when I bought it, and was worth $1200 alone at that time. (Actual television reception has declined significantly.) Plays CDs, FM radio Single key unlocks door, trunk, and starts car. Back seat folds down for extra trunk access. Lots of little storage compartments. Comes with owners manual. It does run well. Inspection and PA Emissions until April 2014. Sold AS IS. 
               
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