1970 Gto Convertible Matching Numbered Drive Train.southwest Car, 3rd Owner on 2040-cars
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:400 330HP
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Cardinal Red Custom Pearl
Make: Pontiac
Interior Color: white 2 black
Model: GTO
Trim: GTO
Options: Convertible
Drive Type: 400 Turbo-Hydramatic
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Mileage: 129,066
Matching # GTO, engine, transmission, differential and sheet metal is original to the car with build sheet, protecto-plate,invoice copy and a rare dealers Pontiac GTO 33 lp from sales department. The original owner purchased this vehicle in Oklahoma and now lives in New Mexico. From the paper work this car has spent 30 years right here in dry Albuquerque, New Mexico.Cold factory a/c, rally wheels, convertible and 400 big block 330 HP engine round out the options.Of course disc brakes power steering,front and rear torsion bars were just a few of the packaged GOAT goodies. NADA classics books this car over $50 k @ a twenty footer or average condition car.This is an easy 5 footer even with a few typical paint cracks on the Endura front bumper. Engine was rebuilt 29,000 miles ago by the 2nd owner. Original color was gold and also repainted by him too in the 80"s. I had the paint freshened up with Cardinal red and added Pearl to it 7 years ago. Fuel gauge and Convertible top switch needs replacing, will still lower and raise but has worn contacts. Heads were changed to a lower compression for local pump gas also by the second owner. You can cruise around at 18 mpg.I have the numbered matching heads that were rebuilt and ready to install, just never had the chance to put them back on. Transmission was rebuilt 7 years ago along with a new top with glass rear and new windshield.I have made a few car shows in and around the state with thumbs up from young and old.
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