Wow! Very Rare Post Coupe Gto With Original Title! on 2040-cars
Attalla, Alabama, United States
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You are bidding on a true 1966 GTO post coupe car. A real 242 GTO post car with the tittle. It isn't numbers matching but the transmission is a 2speed and the motor is a 428 Tri-Power. It turns over and runs . I'm trying to explain this car to the tee. It only needs the rear lower small patch panels replaced. On the rear quarters. The corners of the trunk lip needs some attention but not extensive work. And the driver side floor has two holes the size of silver dollars. Other than those are the only sheet metal replacement. All the trim and GTO moldings,console,shifter,drive shaft is ALL THERE! This is a complete super solid 66 GTO post very rare car. I'm also selling the car locally so I have the right to sell and stop the auction. I will also sell the car as a rolling body or with a 350 that's 350-400 HP if you'd like. This is a easy resto even for a beginner. Only needs the basic interior overhaul and a slick paint job. The car was painted in its life blue but the chipped paint looks to be green. So it sports all white interior. This is a great deal on a high dollar GOAT! Thanks for looking and happy bidding!
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