1968 Pontiac Gto Base 6.6l on 2040-cars
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
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This 1968 GTO is an all original survivor that was in the same family for 35 years. It was purchased by a young man named William Jerse on August 3, 1968. He paid in full for the car on August 5, 1968, both receipts are part of the complete documentation that accompanies the car. Mr. Jerse was drafted into the army 3 weeks after buying the car. Sadly, he was killed in Vietnam in May of 1969. His parents kept the car driving it regularly for 35 years.
The car has always been garage kept. Has the numbers matching driveline. The standard 400 cubic inch motor, auto, power brakes and steering. The interior is original. The paint is the original Verdoro green that was applied at the factory, except for the passenger door. The engine compartment is the original factory finish that shows its patina from age of use. The trunk is original with factory spare. All metal and seams are in original condition. There is a large binder of documentation including Pontiac Historical Services, the original purchase agreement, the owners manual, and the Protecto-Plate. The car has had the carbuertor rebuilt, a new timing chain installed, a new heater core, fuel sending unit and a new master cylinder. It's a great car that I wouldn't hesitate to drive anywhere. If you have any questions, please let me know. |
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