Pontiac Gto 2004-2006 Custom "coverking" Stretch Satin Black Class 3 Car Cover on 2040-parts.com
Monroe, Michigan, US
Up for Auction is a 2008 Pontiac GTO 2004-2006 Custom Vehicle Cover Stretch Satin Black Class 3 "CoverKing" with Embroidery Logo Pontiac Crest Red, Nomex Exhaust Area Heat Resistant Lining and Stormproof Car Cover Duffel Bag. Original Manual and purchase receipt included. Good Luck!!
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