66 Gto Project on 2040-cars
Bisbee, Arizona, United States
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I have for sale a 1966 GTO project car for sale this car comes with clean title and lots of documentation some research has been done but not completed car comes with a close ratio 4 speed trans in good condition w/ a newly surfaced flywheel. I have a running 403 and a non running buildable Pontiac455 that could be included with the car. This had special paint option (Tiger Gold), w/surface rust which was ground down w/36 grit and treated w/DuPont 2 part primer to prevent further rust damage until proper restoration work could be done, car has cancer on driver side floor pan, lower rear quarters behind wheel well and on both fender also behind wheel well. This vehicle will need a new trunk floor (rust thru). This is a project car so there are parts missing to include; reverse lenses, glove box insert, rear deck panel, ash tray, driver"s side arm rest. The interior is mostly intact but, needs recovered there is no headliner nor sun visors, the door panels and dash pad are there but need replaced. The drivers side taillight is there but is broken. All glass intact. Some new parts have been purchased already and will be included with the sale - sheet metal nose, both grill inserts, both grill insert trim chrome pieces, also left side grill inset GTO emblem. Also have one quart of original formula Tiger Gold paint , by DuPont, that was purchased to do the engine compartment, prior to installing the engine. Steering column and clutch pedal has been partial disassembled but is still hooked to the steering to allow vehicle to be moved. Perfect time to add booster for power brakes if desired. Any further question or pictures let me know and i will do my best to accommodate you. Vehicle is readily accessible if you want someone to come take a look at it. Vehicle can be stored for up to thirty days in a secured lot, with no charge while awaiting pick up. This auction may end at any time being the car is also for sale locally. I will expect payment in full with in three days of sale.
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