1975 Pontiac Bonneville Base Coupe 2-door 6.6l on 2040-cars
Bellwood, Illinois, United States
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This is a 1975 Pontiac Bonneville, I purchased this car from the original owner in Kentucky. The car has never seen snow in Kentucky and it's been garage kept since iv'e owned it. Has absolutely no rust whatsoever, chassis, floor panel, trunk, nowhere. I've totally replaced the interior with all new custom seats, carpet, headliner, and visors. I also installed a brand new canvas top. The a/c has been converted to R34, heat works and the car drives perfectly. The front drivers side fender has a small dent, there is also some oxidation on the hood but it can be buffed out. I drove this car home 500 miles from Kentucky at 75 miles an hour and it didn't even breath hard. It's been very well maintained, you can fly in and drive home. I bought the car to compete in car shows so I was about to have a custom paint job done. The only reason i;m selling this car is because I lost my job in February and I just cant hold on to it any longer. I had the interior and top done over the winter, I also had the wiring ran from under the hood, into the car then to the trunk, so if you want to have an aftermarket sound system installed, it's ready to go. I've spent over 4 grand on the car over the winter, My loss is your gain. Thanks for viewing!
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