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1964 Blue Pontiac Gto Tri Power 4 Speed, Ps - Pb Disc - Phs Document - 400 Cu - on 2040-cars

US $32,000.00
Year:1964 Mileage:73000 Color: COLOR
Location:

Smithtown, New York, United States

Smithtown, New York, United States
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1964 Pontiac GTO "Original Tri-Power Car"

 


MAKE:  PONTIAC

MODEL: GTO

YEAR:  1964

VIN:  824F26493

MILEAGE:  80,000

ENGINE: 400 TRI-POWER

TRANSMISSION:  4-SPEED MANUAL

EXTERIOR COLOR:  BLUE METALLIC

DRIVE TRAIN:  RWD


The 1964 Pontiac is considered my many as the pioneer of the Muscle car. The formula was easy: take a large, high performance motor and place into the smallest body offered at that time. The tempest body was the lab rat for this experiment resulting in a whole new generation of vehicles and sparking the “Horse Power Wars” between the Big Three.


The 1964 Pontiac GTO offered here was delivered new by Van Winkle Motor Company of Dallas, TX. The car came with the La Mans Package and delivered with the following options: L71-389 Tri Carb Engine, 2-speed automatic transmission, Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes, Tinted Glass, Console, Wire Wheel Covers, Seat Belts, Bucket Seats, K45 Air Cleaner, Heavy Duty Battery, Front and Rear Floor Mats, Dual Exhaust, Dual Horns, Tachometer, N30 Steering Wheel, Optional Steering wheel, Exterior Decor, etc.; a highly optioned vehicle. Today, the car features a fully rebuilt Pontiac 400 fed by a tri-power intake mated to a 4 speed T-10 HD transmission. It now features power steering, power disc brakes, Hurst shifter, rally steering wheel, Dual Exhaust with SS Splitter tips, Engine dress up kit including chrome alternator, billet pulleys, chrome hose covers etc. The Motor has been fully rebuilt in 2012 with many new parts and accessories, the carburetors have been rebuilt and the drive shaft balanced. The engine compartment is painted and detailed and the car runs and performs very well. The body is very good being a Texas car. It features an older repaint that still shows well and the frame floors and trunk are clean and solid. The interior is very nice featuring restored dash, seats and new carpet along with other trim. It has a upgraded Sony stereo / CD player added below the dash with new speakers front and rear. Chrome and trim still show very nice.


1964 is the first year for the GTO and arguably the best. These cars have proven to be worthy investments as well as great cars to own and drive. This nice driver quality GTO has much to offer the way it is, but also can be selectively addressed to bring to a whole new level. A great car for the price offered here. Car is fully documented with PHS, copy of the build sheet and a host of receipts covering the mechanical restoration of the car.

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