1964 Pontiac Gto Base 6.4l Frame Off Restored, Tri Power, 4 Speed, Phs Doc on 2040-cars
Alamo, California, United States
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For Sale: 1964 Pontiac GTO
Original 389 Tri-Power, 4 Speed, PHS Documented, Frame Off Restoration
Photo documented frame off nut + bolt restoration.
PHS docs, protecto plate, window sticker, build sheets, owner history.
Date code correct 389cid Pontiac V-8 plus optional tri-power. (3X2bbls carbs)
HD Modern Radiator, runs 180 degrees in any type of driving situation
Optional Muncie 4-speed transmission.
Mirror finish Silvermist Grey paint. (original color)
New black bucket seat interior w/ factory console, rare 4 spoke steering wheel, machine turned dash, correct GM seatbelts.
Full factory gauges including tachometer, optional power steering, optional factory AM radio with reverb.
All new stainless and chrome, ultra rare Hurst wheels w/ redline radials.
Underside black satin paint smooth floor pans. No undercoating
Upgraded suspension w/ QA1 adjustable shocks, Hotchkiss sway bars.
Magnaflow stainless exhaust with electric Doug's exhaust cut outs and relays to dash switch.
Black California plates registrations through January 2015.
Documented restoration with photos, 3 inch folder of receipts for all parts and labor.
Documentation of ownership going back to original owner.
Questions: Call Mike 925-575-4019
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