1966 Gto Convertible on 2040-cars
Greenlawn, New York, United States
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This an absolute gorges car, I am selling for a friend and honestly if I did not have two kids in college it would be in my garage. The car had a frame off restoration done between 2004 and 2006. I have about $120,000 invested in the car at this point. The motor was completely rebuilt by Jim Taylor a Pontiac performance expert, to XS specifications. It has a tripower, a 4sp wide ratio Muncie M20 transmission and a 3:55 posi rear. It has disc brakes in the front, 15” crager rims, Overall it is in beautiful condition but it needs the finishing work on the details . For a few thousand, the car can be made to be brilliant. It has hooker comp headers right now and 3” duel exhaust. I built it for me to be a driver but it can be brought to stock easily enough.The car has matching numbers for the motor and body. The VIN shows original color was green, the car had the 2sp automatic and was a 4 barrel carb. I think it is more fun in its current form. The body on this car laser straight with no filler all metal is either original or new old stock. What else can I tell you about it? I will be happy to answer any questions on the car, it is located in Long Island NY. and is available to be seen with an appointment.
On Apr-24-14 at 12:17:33 PDT, seller added the following information: SORRY I WAS MISTAKEN THE ENGINE IS A 389 CI NOT A 400 |
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