Black 1970 Pontiac Gto Convertible on 2040-cars
United States
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Item forsale 1970 Pontiac GTO. The car is a very nice running and driving car. Car has a 4speed transmission but did come originally with a auto. We do have all old parts from the conversion. The body is very solid but paint has age on it and car has been repainted once. * 400 ci # matching 350hp engine * 4 speed transmission * 3.23 ratio rear end * Power steering * Power front disc brakes * Push button Power folding convertible top (nice shape) * Hood mounted tachometer * Air Conditioning (not working) * Black Strato bucket seats * Correct Pontiac Rally II wheels with center cap and trim rings * Fiberglass trunk mounted rear spoiler Car is forsale loccaly and can end auction at anytime. If need any other info or pictures please email.
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