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1995 gtp

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1tinindian

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very nice gtp...i had a 1990 gtp as my first car it had that weird body kit on it from pontiac... I hated working on that 3.4 though its PITA
 


Actually to be specific...
the 97-03 16s... not bad
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but your beloved "pregen" wheels... that look Oooo so different... have this nice little change called STANCE @ a +24 offset, they look much better than the 97-03s
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Besides the offset and the engraved PONTIAC there isnt much difference but everyone wants them... stock look, aggressive stance... we dubbed them Pregens :th_laugh-lol2:
 
No need to make it a L67...it is what it is and it is a very nice car the way it is right now! Great job in keeping it clean and looking awesome for the car's age! The body style is very nice and has an aggressive look to it.
 
Very clean for how old it is. I wanted a red one before i got my current GP. And i heard those engines respond very well to tunes.
 


97gtsc said:
Cool, how many miles? n i like how they used some int. parts carried over into 97+ lol
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174,000 miles and still going strong.
I agree, the interior changed to this design in 1994, and I prefer it much better over the 1992.
The only thing it lacks, is the volt and oil pressure gauges that are in the 92.
I added the HUD, DIC, and the CD player, (OE was a cassette player).
It also has Keyless entry, that the previous owner had no idea about, as she never had a fob.
I have replaced the fuel pump, the front rotors and pads, tires, hood release cable, fuel injectors (cracked and leaking fuel), serp belt tensioner, and put on a 3400 mini starter.
I know the PO had changed the timing belt before I bought it, and I have been keeping an eye on it, as it's getting close to time for another change.
Also put a new power window motor in the drivers door, repainted the rear spoiler and hood vents, and I have a second set of 5 spokes that I have been polishing, but taking a long time getting them done.

It's been a great work car, it replaced my 1996 POS Sunfire, and the AC works great, rides very smooth, and everything still works like a new car.
Pontiac must have build her pretty good to be going this good, for this many years with so many miles.

I'm glad you like her, I sure do!

Leon
 
The biggest problem with those engines is they burn a lot of oil, so its good that you dont have that problem
 
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