1960 Pontiac Catalina Station Wagon 389 V-8 With 4 Speed Auto Transmission on 2040-cars
Placerville, California, United States
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1960 Pontiac Catalina Station Wagon with a 389 ci V-8 and a 4 speed automatic transmission. This car has a clean interior with new carpet, the front and rear bench seats are in good condition, no tears in fabric. The interior door panels are in good condition with no tears. The head liner has a few tears. All the glass is original & in good condition, the electric operated rear tailgate window opens and closes. The only real rust is in the rear drip rail, which is typical in these cars. The floors are perfect & rust free. This car has not been restored. The body is in great condition, have all trim pieces. The car could use paint or the new owner could choose to leave it as is, it has cool character just as it is. This classic is all original, the chassis has never been cut on. All 4 radial tires are new, new brakes, new battery and a recent tune-up. The buyer is to arrange any and all transportation or come pick it up and drive it to its new home. Speedometer works and has a speed limit warning setting, the odometer doesn't work, unsure of correct mileage.
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