1966 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Cohasset, Minnesota, United States
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My 1966 Pontiac GTO Convertible that is READY TO CRUISE, just in time
for summer. Only 12,798 GTO convertibles made for 1966, & here is your chance to own a instantly recognizable
classic! It has an EXCELLENT quality Burgandy exterior paint with a Parchment interior/convertible top. This
GTO was originally Nightwatch Blue with Parchment interior/top, but was CORRECTLY stripped and painted to its
current Burgandy color approx 20-25 years ago. The engine was believed to have been replaced at around the same
time frame. I believe the motor to be from a 64/65 GTO. It does have updated pushrods & rockers. The numbers are
of the following:
MOTOR - 9773155
TRANSMISSION - 1373882
INTAKE - 9770274
CARB - 3895S
DIFFERENTIAL - 1375689
This excellent condition 1966 Pontiac GTO (VIN #242676K113273) shows X04,992 miles.
Options include, power steering, power brakes, tilt steering, 2-speed automatic tansmission w/ console, tinted
glass, adjustable drivers mirror, sport steering wheel, & rally wheels.
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