Collector Car - 1968 Bonneville Convertible on 2040-cars
Joplin, Missouri, United States
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1968
Bonneville Convertible. This is a very
nice original car. It has the original
paint which is thin in places but it has a nice patina look. I have
the title for this vehicle. This one is
going to be hard to part with. The car
runs and drives but will need a new top cover.
All original interior. The front
seat has some discoloration from wear. I
believe it has a 400 motor. This is
really a neat old car – not a lot of
these around in this condition. It has
good floors and trunk area. The only
rust I see is front of fender skirt which is shown in pictures. Fun car to drive as is or restore to your
liking. Please see pictures for more information. Can store for up to 30 days. Can help with loading. Thanks for looking.
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Pontiac Bonneville for Sale
2005 pontiac bonneville sle 72,900 miles excellent condition rare find
4dr sdn 3.8l 4-speed a/t a/c abs adjustable steering wheel am/fm stereo
1968 pontiac bonneville convertible(US $3,800.00)
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