1964 Pontiac Lemans Gto, Tri-power, Aquamarine, Original With Recent Repaint on 2040-cars
Summerville, South Carolina, United States
Up for auction is a 1964 Pontiac Lemans GTO Tri-Power. This car comes complete with PS, PB, Power Seat, Dash Tach, New paint, and Cragar SS's. This car is in great shape, no rust, detailed engine compartment, will drive anywhere. In fact we drove it back 3hrs the day we bought it. This car is either the best re-creation GTO or an original one of a kind GTO with a date coded 326 V8 Tri-Power and 2 speed automatic transmission(which was an option in 64). PHS documents were ordered but there are no records for any Lemans/GTO's manufactured in the Baltimore plant in 1964( go ahead and try). With all that said, the car is titled as a GTO but I am not pricing it as one because of the lack of PHS documents. Thanks in advance for bidding and good Luck. |
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