1966 Pontiac Catalina Convertible on 2040-cars
Enid, Oklahoma, United States
Body Type:U/K
Fuel Type:GAS
Make: Pontiac
Model: Catalina
Mileage: 0
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Black
Year: 1966
Number of Cylinders: 8
Any convertible is cool,
any old convertible is really cool. This
1966 Pontiac Catalina is a fun car to drive.
What I like about it, is the fact that it’s not a show car only a driver’s
car and one that you don’t mind leaning against or sitting on the hood or
trunk. This car looks good but up close
it’s not perfect and there are a few flaws.
On the trunk appears a rag sit on the paint and discolored it in a small
area. It also has an area where there’s
a little cracking or crows feet. But
remember what I said it’s not a show car.
I’ve seen plenty of these convertibles on E-Bay for $25000 to
$45000. This is a good driver’s car
something to have fun in and it’s affordable.
The top is like new and works perfectly up and down but has a small blemish
about the size of a dime. This is one of
the most enjoyable cars I’ve ever owned.
This convertible doesn’t really need anything. The 389 engine runs great, the transmission
shifts like it should, brakes are good and tires are good. The interior looks original except for the front seat and lower driver’s side
door panel. The carpet has wear as it
seems to be original as well. There is
some rust in the trunk as you can see in the pictures and no rust showing on
the body. I’m sorry as I do not have a
lift to show pictures under the car but was able to get a couple of shots. Overall, if you are looking for an affordable classic
convertible that’s fun, turns heads and doesn’t need any money spent on it this
would be the car. We’ve set the “buy it
now” price at a bargain. We know the people over in
Sweden and other countries love these big old classic cars. Feel free to call me at 580-541-5555 if you have any questions. We hope this car finds a new home.
BUYERS GUARANTEE: If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with this vehicle upon inspection at our location you are not obligated to purchase. All we ask is for you to pay for the relist fee. |
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