1967 Pontiac Catalina Hardtop on 2040-cars
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
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Here is your chance to buy a very low mileage classic car. I bought this car and the previous owner spoke of the low mileage. He lost the orginal title and got me a duplicate, since then we have thoroughly inspected this vehicle from the brakes, front end, suspension, and even put a new rear main seal in and inspection all the rod and main bearings, everything supports the low mileage. It did have a black vynil top on it and we removed it and painted it all the factory color. The paint is not perfect, but does look good. I have rebuilt the carb and did a full tune up, put new rear coil springs, new blower motor, new alternator, new water pump. It runs and drive like a great old car. We bought this as a project for me and my sons but want to sell it to move on to something else. It will need the seats redone. The body is very solid and does have some minor blemishes. It has factory a/c that I converted to R134a, cools but not great. The cruise vacuum diaphragm is tore. Tires are in good condition. I still drive this car and it will start up even after sitting for a long period of time. Interior has not been altered in anyway and exterior is all original except the removal of vinyl top. Please contact me for more information if interested.
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