1969 Pontiac Gto Complete Frame On Restoration on 2040-cars
Walnut Bottom, Pennsylvania, United States
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You are looking at a 1969 Pontiac GTO with a factory (date coded) 400 with working A/C. A complete frame on restoration this GTO is in excellent condition with no leaks. The car runs strong and at 100%. Even the A/C works!! Exterior: As you can see from the pictures, the car presents very well. This is a frame on restoration and the car is show quality. But please keep in mind, when I say show quality, it will stand tall at any local car show or cruise night. You’re not going to win any concourse judging with it. It is a great driver quality. The car for the most part is pretty straight. All floors, frame and trunk are solid. The paint shines great but up close you can see some minor flaws. I mean up VERY close. The chrome and bright work is in good condition as well. The vinyl top is also in excellent condition. All the glass is clear and chip free. Lights and marker lights work as they should. Please look at the pictures and let us know of any questions. Interior: The interior of the car is in excellent condition. As you can see from the pictures it presents itself very well. No rips, tears and the headliner is in excellent condition. There is a small cracked area on the dash above the glove compartment. Everything works in the interior including the a/c. The a/c blows cool to cold but not ice cold. Again the car will stand tall at any local show or cruise night and is above driver quality condition. The pictures will speak for themselves and I have many more pictures I can send. Drive train: The engine is a factory replacement 400 with a TH 400 transmission. The engine is a Pontiac 400 and we believe was replaced by the factory back in the early 70’s. It is considered to be a warranty replacement block. So the engine is correct, it’s not a numbers matching block. All the belts, hoses, tires, brakes, suspension and exhaust are all road worthy. And the car runs and sounds great with no leaks. The TH400 shift strong and on the money. The limited slip non posi rear is quiet and operates great. Please look at the pictures and let me know if you have questions. |
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