1969 Pontiac Gto Matching # 400 on 2040-cars
Auburn, New Hampshire, United States
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1969 Pontiac GTO Matching # 400/365HP Fresh frame off 2013 restoration, Bill sheet correct color code #51 Liberty Blue very high gloss mirror image shine, with correct factory parchment white interior, orginal number matching 400 engine stamp block, motor rebuilt by Reid's performance team, with 1969 TH-400 transmission with no more than 50 miles since fall completion restoration. Factory A/C car currently without belt and will need to be service but all complete . This GTO is solid and clean /detailed top to bottom. and is very straight with all great chrome and trim showing in show and shine quality for any local cruise shows. I Have the complete Judge decal stripe kit also to go along with sale, I have been undecided of Judge cloning since its displays very nicely in its factory correct color. I have this vehicle listed locally and elect to end at any time and without notice Serious interetsed buyer feel frre to contact me directly, Enclose shipping qoutes available with state and ZIP code. 603-583-0024 |
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