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1969 Gto Factory 4 Speed Matador Red Phs Documented Matching Numbers Low Mi on 2040-cars
Year:1969
Mileage:69000
Location:
Buffalo, New York, United States
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You know when you have a cool collector car and you go down the road on a nice warm day and people yell out to you, give you a little honk and give you the thumbs up...well my other cars get that, but let me tell you, this gets the f---in fist in the air with a rebel yell!! I am not exaggerating!! FFF-yeah, with a clenched fist as they see me a mile down the road. This is THE gentleman's muscle car! Here is an investment grade 1969 GTO with the following: Built at the Pontiac plant on the 3rd week of May 1969. Paint Correct code 52 upper and lower matador red Paint, chrome, glass, badging, excellent Endura front bumper, rear chrome bumper excellent Hood lines up nice, opens and closes nice, closes evenly (in pic I didn't have it shut tightly) Doors open and shut as they should Trunk pans and floor pans are 'original' and rust free. Rockers retain the original paint from 1969 Seats, no rips or tears, excellent Carpet, excellent New dash cap, excellent Factory steering wheel, excellent All gauges work, including tachometer Correct original seat belts Door panels like new Fuzzies and rubber seals like new, excellent Courtesy lights work Has AM/FM cassette radio-not original, NO CUTS WERE MADE IN DASH Front and rear Rally II wheels with new centers and trim rings Matching spare and correct 1969 GTO jack in trunk Born as a Matador red GTO! Only made this color one year. PHS documentation Laminated copy of original window sticker Numbers matching WT 400/350HP motor (never modified or blown) does not smoke or burn oil Matching number block stamp 26531 New rings, bearings, and rear main seal. (engine had no unusual wear!) needed nothing else (69k Original miles!) It has a factory M-20 Muncie 4 speed Hurst shifter with 3:55 gears. Lock-out Column 4 speed transmission Documents include: original owners manual PHS documentation original sales brochure Has a very nice throaty rumble which no modern car can compare to. Brakes & tires excellent. Mobil 1 synthetic 10W40 oil and AC filter changed every year (only a few hundred miles put on each year) ETHANOL FREE fuel used. I drive that extra mile or two to get it! Its a pain but worth it! Starts, runs, drives and shifts like a new 1969 GTO should!! Everything works, even the emergency brake As a collector, owner of several classics and a car enthusiast I would rate the car overall a 9. Pictures look grainy. I assure you this finish looks like glass! As of today I have had it out 2 times and about an hour- 2 hours each, since the detail. Approximately 25 miles since. Car is capable of driving across the country without issue, but who in their right mind would do such a thing?? Simply immaculate!! 1)1969 Matador Red GTO; Barrett-Jackson (I know; here we go) had one sold with a cordova top 1-2 years ago for $52,800 (date code correct engine) 2)1969 Matador Red GTO sold from a dealer in Ohio (red interior) ask $49,995, I believe sold for around $45,000 3)1969 Matador red GTO asking $49,983 on Hemmings (a 3 speed) ALL great cars, but your chance to get it for less right here. As of July 2014, Nada.com book value is AVG $39,360 HIGH $68,040 with 4 speed and rally wheels option As of July 2014 hagerty.com book value is #2 condition $52,140 (with 4 speed), #1 condition $70,180. I believe $50k is more of a reasonable estimate comparing to other cars in the current market. This car is certainly WAY above average condition. COME OUT AND SEE!!! Sorry no joy rides. Serious only!! I currently have $50,000 agreed value insurance coverage from Hagerty for only $300 a year!! I may have missed something so I may 'add' a revision. Once a bid is placed, a revision can only be added, so you will see exactly what is added. Any questions, just ask. I reserve the right to sell locally. I will NOT stop the auction once reserve is met, regardless. I strongly suggest you see this in person...the cliche' of all cliche's, pictures do it no justice. IT is so true!! MUST SEE in person. It will blow you away!!! To be listed only once, so if you miss out, you can contact me post auction. ((I will NOT send a second chance offer, however I may contact you after the auction ends)) If you are the winning bidder and you fly or drive to view the GTO 'BEFORE' it leaves my possession, I will give you your deposit back if your are totally unhappy!! Bought site unseen, once it leaves my possession, it is yours to keep. 100% of winning bid amount to clear before winner takes delivery. No exceptions. Cash in person or bank check. SERIOUS BUYERS: if you wish to discuss, please feel free to leave me your number and the best time to call. Thanks for looking!! |
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