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  1. #1 Introducing my 98 GTP 
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    I've had this since March of this year, and became a member here around the same time seeking advice but never posted any images of the car.
    I have an interest in cars, but am by no means an enthusiast. Anyway I figured some of you may enjoy seeing one of these in near-perfect condition -- stock full-package 98 GTP coupe with super low miles.
    The guy before me basically kept it as a trophy car.

    Pics: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10145629/GTP.jpg

    If you want to view higher res versions with some undercarriage shots here's a .zip file: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...29/CarPics.zip (75MB)

    Only Changes:
    - ceramic tints 35%, 20% in back
    - new headunit
    - new front and rear kappa speakers
    - replaced 98 rims with the torque stars from my previous GP (a 2000 GT with 115k)
    - replaced stock interior lights with red LEDS
    - Intense shift kit
    - Strut tower bar (front)
    Last edited by younger5th; 07-09-2013 at 11:19 PM.
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    Looks clean man!
    // 1992 Nissan 300zx Twin Turbo (More RWHP than the Comp G)
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    Holy amazing pics

    2009 Cobalt SS/TC Coupe |
    Summit White | 131k | ZZP charge pipes, ZZP heat exchanger, ZZP 3" downpipe, HP tuned, Muffler delete, K&N Typhoon intake, dual interceptors, retrofits with switchback halos
    2006 Grand Prix GXP | Black | 95k
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    Holy smokes that's clean. Can't beat 40ish k miles for a 98. Car seems to be in great condition, congrats.
    1998 Grand Prix GTP Daytona - CAI, XP Cam, Iceman tune, Speed Daddy Headers, 3.2 in pulley, Ported blower, Al 103's, 3in Catless DP, Transgo "shift kit", No resonator to Magnaflow Mufflers. 93K Miles
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    Such a clean ride man, I need a low mileage GTP!

    2001 4dr Black GTP Stock and staying that was... maybe

    1997 2dr Black GTP Open Cone, GXP Rims, Black Headlights, ZZP Headers, ZZP Cat Back, Bunch of suspension parts from ZZP, ZZP 10.5MM plug wires, Autolite 605s, Overkill Tune
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    Yeah it's been really great. Basically like a new car...except not. Felt like I was in a time capsule for the first couple months and it still has a faint new car smell. Being in the northeast with our ****ty winters rust is pretty common on alot of cars. Luckily this was garaged it's entire life and wasn't driven in rain or snow. And I guess no one else ever rode in it except the owner so all the seats are still firm.
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    well that good news for you man! better continue to take care of her!
    // 1992 Nissan 300zx Twin Turbo (More RWHP than the Comp G)
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    Amazing car. That's all I can say.
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    I'm very jealous. -___- I have a 98... with over 170k! vkfnfvmfakngsdfklmdsklmnfsdfkd;skmf. It is nice though!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Austins01GP View Post
    well that good news for you man! better continue to take care of her!
    Yeah, I'm gonna try. I've already installed the shift kit and hoping to get a cooler in sometime in the near future. I figure having them installed this early in it's life with be pretty beneficial, esp with our trannies. I do need to invest in a good cover since I can't use my garage. If anyone has any suggestions for a high quality fitting cover for a reasonable price, please let me know. I've looking into carports but I can't afford anything that will survive the winters up here or not blow away or get torn in the wind.

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    I'm very jealous. -___- I have a 98... with over 170k!
    Seeing what other people have on theirs for mileage makes me pretty stoked for being able to keep this a while. Perhaps in 10 more years i'll have 170k!
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    Super clean ride. Congrats on the car, that is awesome to get a 98 with super low miles. You can tell it was taken care of
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    That really is awesome though. And that means your car could take lots of mods. That's the only thing about my car :/ I should have know that buying it with 161k would mean not much mods, I was just excited to find it so I bought it lol
    1998 GTP Coupe - DIY Intake, Stock - 178k miles with rusty weight reduction (sold)
    1998 GTP Sedan - CT turbo kit, billet wheel pt61, s1x blower cam, Iceman stage 3 heads, 90# springs for all the valve floatz, walbro pump, fuel pump rewire *slowest s1x build ever*
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    Quote Originally Posted by ILoveGM View Post
    That really is awesome though. And that means your car could take lots of mods. That's the only thing about my car :/ I should have know that buying it with 161k would mean not much mods, I was just excited to find it so I bought it lol
    dont sell yourself short man!
    ive seen many high mileage modded 3800s, you just have to make sure your car up to date on its maintenance especially the LIM gaskets.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Austins01GP View Post
    dont sell yourself short man!
    ive seen many high mileage modded 3800s, you just have to make sure your car up to date on its maintenance especially the LIM gaskets.
    Just did an LIM earlier this year!
    1998 GTP Coupe - DIY Intake, Stock - 178k miles with rusty weight reduction (sold)
    1998 GTP Sedan - CT turbo kit, billet wheel pt61, s1x blower cam, Iceman stage 3 heads, 90# springs for all the valve floatz, walbro pump, fuel pump rewire *slowest s1x build ever*
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    Quote Originally Posted by ILoveGM View Post
    Just did an LIM earlier this year!
    Well good!

    http://www.grandprixforums.net/safel...0-a-67580.html

    here^ if the OP or yourself is interested in a few modifications and tuning it up to date
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    Quote Originally Posted by Austins01GP View Post
    Well good!

    http://www.grandprixforums.net/safel...0-a-67580.html

    here^ if the OP or yourself is interested in a few modifications and tuning it up to date
    Hopefully going to get stuff for the intake today!
    1998 GTP Coupe - DIY Intake, Stock - 178k miles with rusty weight reduction (sold)
    1998 GTP Sedan - CT turbo kit, billet wheel pt61, s1x blower cam, Iceman stage 3 heads, 90# springs for all the valve floatz, walbro pump, fuel pump rewire *slowest s1x build ever*
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    Great looking car!

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