1971 Pontiac Gto 6.6l 4 Speed Manual Hurst Shifter on 2040-cars
West Chicago, Illinois, United States
1971 Pontiac GTO 6.6L 400ci V-8 with 4 Speed Manual trans Runs and drives great, sound great, shifts great! Hurst Super Shifter with reverse lock out All lights (headlights, turn signals, brake, dome) work All gauges work even the horn works Heater works but the radio does not Good condition raised white letter tires It is cold blooded but once warmed up, runs great. It doesnt help that its about 2 degrees out with -15 wind chill but even so, it starts right up. Needs body work, major work needed is lower quarter panels, trunk and 1 or both rocker panels. Floors have been replaced at one point but passanger under the seat needs work. Good thing is they sell all of these parts everywhere and are not expensive. Frame has only surface rust and in my opinion its solid. Interior needs come tlc as you can see in the pictures. Only reason im selling is because I have too many projects, if it doesnt sell I will restore it and enjoy it! Vin is 242371P139453, I found a block number 481988 (known to be one of the best 400 blocks) with intake reading edelbrock performer pontiac. Title is an open title but I found that it is missing the number 2 between the 4 and 3. I went to the DMV and they said its an easy fix with a form they gave me. All the tags on the car read the correct vin. http://youtu.be/L6sc6K0Nen4 Here is a youtube video of the car running and a walk around (copy and paste) it was bitter cold about 2 degrees out when I took this video. Any questions please feel free to contact me, I am available to help load it if you send a transporter or if you would like to come take a look at it. I require $500 deposit with in 24 hours and payment in full within 3 days of auction end via 1 of these methods ONLY, cashiers check, wire transfer or cash in person. All funds must clear my bank before car can leave. |
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