1964 Pontiac Grand Prix 389ci. 8 Lug Wheels, Everything Lines Up Great....look!! on 2040-cars
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1964 Pontiac Grand Prix, V-8 389ci., 8 lug wheels, A/C, and Complete. I bought this car to build it. Also, because its extremely solid for a builder. A family friend says he will repair sheet metal, and paint it for me for $3500.oo a solid color. If I want a show job $6000.oo. The car is complete, the only thing missing is the light in the truck, and one of the hubs cap. Nothing else missing. The engine runs great (I have the gas coming from a gas can). A/C car. To run it down the street it needs fuel system cleaned out, brakes redone (I'm including new pads, and cylinders.), battery, and registration. It's a clear title, and off the DMV system so there's no back fees just start registration yourself. Car comes with bill of sale. I've been offered $1200.oo for the rims alone. The floor boards are solid with only surface rust (see picture). The body has very little rot. In easy places to replace. Around the windows are solid. That's the usual place for rot, not here. Doors, Trunk, Fenders, and Hood line up like it just left the factory. Interior is complete, no knobs, trim, or console pieces missing. Headliner material gone, but hardware is there. In the trunk their is extra wheel rotors, and a 8 lug rim spare. I've included 24 pictures as detailed as possible. This car is rare. Very SOLID, SOLID, SOLID, to start with. I don't buy junk. I've done my best to describe the car. If I think of anything to add I will. If you have any questions Email, or call me. I will answer all questions. I will send a video of the car running to interested party's. The car is for sale locally. I could end the auction at anytime. CHARLES 1-510-938-9001 (8:00am to 10:00pm Pacific time) |
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