Offered here is a rare find: a 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GTX Ram Air Coupe. That's right, a GTX, not the more common GTP. The GTX was built by SLP and offered a 3.8L Supercharged V6 engine with 260 horsepower and front-wheel drive. Noteworthy features include a functioning Ram Air Hood, Power Sunroof, Heads Up Display, and Heated Driver Seat, and Dual Exhaust with Quad Tips. This is a pretty unique car and definitely worthy of car for any Pontiac collector or enthusiast. It has a clean CarFax and was originally purchased in Kansas City. Starts, runs, and drives without any issues. Call or e-mail if interested. Thank you for looking.

Production numbers are hard to find but here's what we gathered from a Pontiac Forum: Unlike the Camaro SS and Firebird Firehawk, the Grand Prix GTX was never a factory option. It is an aftermarket package that could be financed with a new GP purchase, but was completed at a regional SLP facility. From 1997-2002, SLP offered a single $2400 GTX package:

STANDARD
Forced Air Induction System, including airbox with K&N air filter
Functional composite RAM AIR hood with twin scoops
Two GTX RAM AIR key fobs, gold electro-plated
GTX RAM AIR exterior nameplates (deck lid and doors)
OPTIONS
17x7" six-spoke chrome plated aluminum alloy wheels with Michelin Pilot A/S 235/55R17 tires ($1999)
Front and rear embroidered floormats ($119)
Spoiler ($429)
Embroidered car cover ($179)
Larger diameter sway bars
Racing stripes ($119)
Cat-back exhaust w/ dual outlets and dual tips ($799GTP/GT, $ 299SE)
Visor integrated Homelink Universal Transmitter ($149)