1962 Pontiac Catalina Cv 62 Pont Cv 62 Pontiac62 62catalina38962pontcv62convpont on 2040-cars
Longmont, Colorado, United States
Engine:389
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Pontiac
Interior Color: Red
Model: Catalina
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: VENTURA
Drive Type: 3 SP STICK
Mileage: 70,000
THIS IS A BARN FRESH 1962 PONTIAC CATALINA CONV. IN STORAGE DRY STORAGE THE LAST 30 YEARS A VERY RARE 3 SPEED STICK 389 CAR WITH FACTORY 8 LUG ALMN. WHEELS NO FLOOR RUST DRY COLO CAR SINCE NEW NO TRUNK RUST SOME QUATER RUST WAS FULL OF DIRT, WHAT A NEAT CAR HAS PONTIAC HISTORICAL SOCIETY PAPER WORK. NICE BUMPERS NO DENTS OR BENDS NICE GRILL 389 4BBL ORIGIONAL. YOU WONT FIND MANY OF THESE AFFORDABLE TODAY GET THIS BEFORE IT GETS AWAY. ALL PARTS SEEM TO BE THERE, HAS A 389 NOT SURE IF IT IS NUMBERS MATCHING.I PULLED ENGINE TO RESTORE CAR, I WILL PUT IT BACK IN TO SHIP, HAS ALL PARTS.VERY RARE EASY CONVERSION TO 4 SPEED. CALL ME I HAVE LOTS MORE INFORMATION ON CAR SOME VERY INTERESTING I HAVE A MODEST RESERVE ON THE CAR CALL ME LETS TALK ABOUT THIS RARE CAR HAVE A SCOOP THAT WAS IN TRUNK MOUNTED ON OLD HOOD BENT UP. CAMEO IVORY WITH WHITE TOP CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION, CAR SOLD AS IS WHERE IS NO WARANTIES EXPRESSED OR STATED CALL ME 303 564 7995 CEL THANKS GOOD LUCK BIDDING DENNIS SIDDERS IN ADDITION THIS CAR IS CLEAN CLEAN UNDERNEATH, SEE PICS I WILL ADD MORE PICS TO LISTING THIS EVE.
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