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1966 Pontiac Gto, Very Rare 3 Speed On The Floor, 389 V8. Its All Muscle on 2040-cars

Year:1966 Mileage:100102
Location:

This GTO is a very rare 3 speed on the floor, non-matching 389 V-8
that is very strong running, has been rebuilt around 10 years ago,
car has power steering only.... so this is an all muscle car. It's a very
nice daily driver car, it's not perfect, but not very far away from being
so. As you can see in the photos, the body has a dent in drivers door
& a small dent on drivers side rear, the paint is an older repaint that
still has lots of shine to it. It dose a few paint chips but not bad looking
at all. All the chrome is in very nice shape with plenty of shine to it,
it is missing 2 chrome pieces at the very rear bottom for both sides.
The interior all original interior is in need of a little tlc, including a
head liner (all is shown in photos). Call if you want or need more
info (916) 710-5326.

Over all, this is a GTO that any one would be proud to own and drive.
Would not take to much to make it a super nice car. Born in MI. and
lived it's life in sunny California. 99.5 % rust free car.

You are welcome to come and see this car... but please understand
that you're bid is a bid to buy. So if you want to inspect the car ... do
so before you bid. If you have any question, Please call me at:
(916) 710-5326

I require a non-refundable paypal deposit of $500 at time of winning bid,
and full payment within 3 days by CASH, BANK DEPOSIT OR PAYPAL, NO CHECKS.

Transport of car is up to you. This is a running and drivable car.    

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