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> Well I took the plunge:
>
> http://www.mustangmods.com/ims/u/1635/2567/232285.jpg
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> I just bought this car on Saturday April 5. '04 GTO. 350 hp 350 ci
> LS1, automatic OD, black metallic w/red leather interior, 4-wheel
> discs w/ABS, irs, pdl, pw, cruise, AC, 6-disc Blaupunkt CD AM/FM.
> One owner car. Totally tight and rattle free. $15,000 from a used car
> dealer in Richmond CA. They bought it at auction and put it up on
> Autotrader, where it first popped up online on Friday.
>
> It's true that GTO shopping is better in, e.g., Florida or
> Pennsylvania or Texas, than on the West Coast. After three weeks I
> got tired of the looking game and just got er done. I figure I can't go
> wrong at $15K. I've put at least that much into upgrades on my '65
> Mustang fb and my '70 Cougar, that I'd never get back at resale time.
> Even if this $15k GTO depreciates 50% over the next five years
> (unlikely) it's not that big a deal.
>
> 180 Out
Take it to alt.autos.pontiac.
No, seriously, congratulations. I just checked Autotrader within a 100
mile
radius, and came up with 67 assorted GTOs, ranging from $15,990 to $25,995
(2004-2005 models).
Given what you paid for it, I agree with your *****sment - well worth the
price.
Enjoy, and let's break a bottle of champaign over the fender.
dwight
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