1969 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Olney, Illinois, United States
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Up for sale is this 1969 GTO. Bought this car a few years ago when I couldn't find a super bee. After I bought this and all the new parts I then found a Bee. So this car has to go. Had the GTO in a body shop and after 6 months all they got done was take off the front end,remove back glass and cute the rear quarter! So I just went and picked it up. The GTO had a 350cu in In it when I got it. SO I bought a really good running 445cuin&Tranny out of a 1 owner 1972 Pontiac GranVille(I drove it before I bought it) Other then that everything I have listed is brand new except for Tach. Total what I have listed is for all the new parts, tranny&engine including complete brake job. I also have all the Emblems including the one for the glove box(not listed in price total) I think the only 2 things this car will need to be cloned to a judge is a set of judge stripes and it will need a front winshield. My loss is definitely someones gain! Ive got my Bee and 3 other mopars to get done. With what you are paying for in parts&work done you're getting the car for almost nothing! Thanks for looking&Happy Bidding! Hood hinges&springs $120 Hood $500 Rechromed Rear Bumper $400 Restored Front Bumper $700 Carpet $130 Headliner $120 Front door panels $350 Rear door panels $200 Front seat covers $300 Rear seat covers $150 New rear spoiler $250 2 rear houses $250 2 rear quarters $550 Front seat foam $200 New aluminum radiator $250 Used Hood Tach $175 New metal tail light Bezels $350 Air shocks $100 (installed) Gas Tank $150 (installed) Sending Unit $60 (installed) Engine&Tranny $1,200 New heater core $60 (installed) Complete Brake Job&all parts mentioned $1,300 $7,695.00 In parts&labor |
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