1962 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible Needing Full Restoration No Reserve on 2040-cars
Port Charlotte, Florida, United States
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1962 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible with Factory Bucket Seats, Console and Factory Tachometer. Mileage may be original at 57756 no guarantee. Believed to be original Paint, top, carpet and upholstery. Has the very desirable tri-tone interior in Silver, Blue and White. Has not been run or driven in years, mechanical condition unknown. Has been kept in dry storage. Missing air cleaner, aluminum door sill plates and Hubcaps; I believe everything else is there, what you see is what you get. Has a power antenna, spare tire and jack. Does have rust as shown in the photos. Solid body, floors appear solid although I have not removed carpet, good, trunk floor rusty but not rusted through, should clean up, original trunk matt and spare tire cover. Doors both click shut, do not sag. Trunk lid has lip rust as shown. Windshield has a crack as shown, all other glass is good. Chrome is good no heavy pitting. Has a clear Indiana Title showing the owner had purchased April of 1965! Sold AS IS where is. Buyer responsible for shipping and transport costs. I will help load, No international bidders or shipping. All funds in U.S. Dollars and must clear my bank prior to auto pick up. Thank you. Ask all questions early. I only view Ebay activity late night and if you wait to the last day I may not receive your question. |
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