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1970 Pontiac Catalina Convertible on 2040-cars

US $9,000.00
Year:1970 Mileage:44300 Color: Green
Location:

Wellington, Nevada, United States

Wellington, Nevada, United States

Email me at : ghfjhgfhgffd19@gmail.com 1970 Pontiac Catalina Convertible I have owned this car for a while now. I haveperformed all of the services listed below myself. Except for such as: the transmission rebuild, the front end alignment and paintjob. I have all receipts for all of the parts and labor. The car has a CleanNevada Title The car now has 1973 Pontiac 400 engine Code YY. The cylinder headsare code 4X. The engine has a 2bbl carb. Transmission is the original Turbo 400three speed. Paint Code is 47 Verado green. Interior Code is 256 Met Green. Idid not run the Pontiac Historical Society on the car. It can be purchased fromPHS online for $75.00 for $15.00 more they will immediately fax back the historyof the vehicle from new. The Vin decodes that the car was built in Kansas City,KS and was the 11,658 vehicle off of the line. Paint: ü New single stage PPGpaint buffed to a mirror finish. Color: Ivy Green Metallic. ü New side mirrorschrome (2). ü New chrome body side moldings (2). ü Lower body moldings andwheel well moldings removed and buffed to mirror finish and ü New factory carpet. ü New factory underlayment for heat and sounddeadening. ü New rearview mirror. ü New front door panels. ü Recovered frontand rear seats with new foam padding. ü New door and trunk weather-striping. üNew radio and speakers with new box enclosures. ü New dash mat. ConvertibleTop: ü New convertible top with new plastic window. ü All new roof padding,wires and top rubber. ü Original convertible glass window included in the sale.Suspensio

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