I still drive a 1990 Pontiac 6000LE. It has been a good car for me. I did an extensive refurbishment of it about 10 years ago, with a new motor, shocks, struts, tires, brakes, and radiator, and had MAACO repaint it. It was trouble free for nearly 10 years, and I recently had to put a new head gasket in it and replaced the tires and brakes again. It now has 270,000 miles on it, and still looks great. It is my daily driver, and I take it to work most days of the week (hour commute). Body is still good on it, no rust, just redid the seats. I plan on keeping it for many years to come. It tends to be easy to repair, and parts are generally cheap.

Oh wow! I once owned a 87 Pontiac 6000 white with red interior. Watching the video, I'm back in the car again. My elderly neighbor was it's previous owner and traded it for a then new Buick Century at our Sandman Brothers dealership. I hate to say it but that was the worst car I ever owned. It would sit more than be driven. The last time it broke down on the interstate, I was carrying my baby on the interstate and luckily a forest ranger picked us up as in those days I didn't have a cellphone. I knew it was the last straw. The power steering pump kept breaking. Reason was the alternator went bad and the garage didn't put the right fan belt which caused a bind and broke off the power steering pump. That happened a few times before someone figured out why. Anyway the last thing that went out was the fuel pump causing me to walk along the interstate carrying my baby. I told my wife this is it. I had it fixed and we traded it off for a Nissan Quest van and you have no idea how much we loved appreciated the van. We drove that van literally everywhere. Over the years I consider myself fortunate to have kept my good old GM 72 Chevelle. It's a million times better than that Pontiac, but mine was a 4 cylinder. Unsure about the 6. I kept my old reliable Chevy, however every since the Nissan, we have always owned Asian Japanese vehicles and love them. We are now driving Toyota and they are a blessing. My old Chevy, my Gramps bought new in 72. She is musanne blue small block 350. She looks nerdy with a defectashield on the hood and white side walls. She would never have black wall tires in my lifetime. That's when GM made cars to last in my book. Original General Jumbo spare tire still in the trunk. She's been my lifetime most pleaserable car too.

I loved the 6000

Those old Multi Port 3.2 and 2.8 had such a cool deep rumble loved they way they sound

This car is actually a lot better value than any modern piece of crap today.

Those are getting quite rare

What happened to this poor car? That low of miles and it looks like who ever owned it destroyed everything possible. What a great car these 6000's were back in the day. Somebody would buy that car with its low miles.

I miss my 1990 6000 STE .. never should have sold it

This is a true Gem.

Love your videos. Wish I could have bought that car

Glad you saved it! Are you selling it? If you still have it, I'd love to have that trunk rack. I'm driving distance to you, I'd consider buying the car or the trunk rack. Have a '96 Buick Century (last year of these A-bodies) race car (yes, you read that correctly) that needs to be dolled-up a bit, and it could always use a brother for Rally-Cross.

This is a cousin car to the 1985 Chevrolet Celebrity looks almost like it

I need the cigarette lighter and passenger headlight housing and passenger taillight housing lol

This thing could’ve gone great with my 1996 Grand Prix

It is kind of ugly but I kind of like it,nice dash lay out .Man it’s a pity it came with no title

I like to buy that engine . Butt I'm beating you have already destroyed it 😔🙃?? Hope ur not far away . I need parts for my 87 celebrity Eurosport I just bought

Is this still around?? I could use the tail lights and would love to have the rims

How much for all 4 rims?

Cool 😀

did you save it?

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