1964 Pontiac Bonneville 6.4l on 2040-cars
Lexington, Indiana, United States
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I bought this car from a lawyer in Morgantown WV. Very nice and knowledgeable about 1964 Pontiacs. I was told by him that the motor was an original 389 CU. 333 HP. w/ 4 speed hydromatic trans. I don't recall him saying anything on the rear end ratio. I have the other three wheel centers. I have never driven this car. Was told that it ran pretty damn good for a car with 117000 miles on it- but have not attempted to start it, but the motor turns over. All of the body pieces and panels seem to be here as far as I can tell. Check pictures for condition. Car has only one dent in the trunk lid and all the glass is good. As you can see this is a 4 door hardtop. Sold as is. I can help load onto your trailer, I will not deliver, unless prior arrangements and payments are paid in full. Email me with any questions before bidding. This has a Maryland Certificate of Title with no liens.
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