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no title?

I know I paid 425 for my gtp and after taxes and shipping around 803 and interior is a 9 out of 10 and now leaky rack, motor mounts and fuel pump reinstall and a quarter panel pull and itd be good to go, I bought it at a auction with no keys and took a gamble if it ran or not

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94grandprix said:
I don't think I could get it home,I'd have to rent a dolly and tow it probably

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unless the car you end up buying is 100's of miles away. ive always paid for the car and just left the car at the sellers, took the title and went off to title and register it and picked it up the next day.


auctions are rough like that, all you get to do it look it over before the action, those are a crap shoot for sure. 50/50 odds.
 
Wow this gtp wasn't rough or anything its actually nice, only dent was on door and has trim in trunk and ac works he just meant it needed freon and he came down a 100 already so we are still negotiating with him and while not moving the steering was a little stiff and the water is the floorboard problem and with the steering when you start rolling a little it drives great, wasn't leaking anything and rebuilt trans and he's the original owner

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It looks bad cause its been sitting and got that gunk on it, I have to press the brakes a little harder than my Se but other gtp feels the same way

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well you got 1/2 the battle won if theres no plug, cause you can take the plug from the old car and splice it in if need be.
 


from what ive remember that plugs into the rest of the harness. theres how to's on site here for the wiring. search BillBoost37. its his how to.
 
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