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1968 Gto Original 4 Speed. All Phs Documentation on 2040-cars

Year:1968 Mileage:66128
Location:

Queenstown, Maryland, United States

Queenstown, Maryland, United States

1968 GTO

RESTORED TO ORIGINAL CONDITION.

PHS DOCUMENTATION THIS WAS AND ORIGINAL 4 SPEED GTO.


Stunning Argenian Blue with a Parchment Interior.

Runs and drives strong, you will not be disappointed.


Questions, call Bruce 410 353 2274

 


On Sep-06-14 at 11:40:12 PDT, seller added the following information:

I would like to apologize to all of the LIGITMENT eBay Buyers and Sellers out there. There are a lot of you. I have bought and sold a bunch of stuff off eBay including many cars. I have to say that there is always a difference of opinion in the real and accurate description on any item from a Buyers and a Sellers standpoint. Most of the differences or questioning of the quality and accuracy of any item is legitimate and to be expected in any transaction. However, I have noticed that there are a few people lurking on eBay land that are not LIGITIMATE. They send little messages in the form of a Question beating up the item in your auction and professing to be some kind of an EXPERT. Such was the case in the question I got this morning about the GTO from GIXXERPIG . I posted this on my item. Rather than leave it at “you have a nice GTO”, GIXXERPIG had to go on an try to convince me that he was some kind of an expert and could tell that the trunk floor was full of rust and had been amateurishly replaced. This moron tire kicker can tell all of that from a photo? Ebayer's like this need to go get a life. Buy it or not but keep your self serving opinion to yourself. My promise to any real BUYER out there, Buy this GTO if it is not as described or if you don't like it for any reason I will cancel the auction and give you every penny back. Period. Bruce Wakefield 410 353 2274

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