1968 Grand Prix Original With 35k Miles on 2040-cars
Howell, Michigan, United States
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Original 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix with 35,096 miles. This is a two owner non restored always garaged kept car. Ordered new by G.M. employee and features white side wall tires, turbo hydramatic transmission, bush button radio, power steering, power brakes and Meridian turquoise metallic paint code K with matching interior.The body is straight and features 90 percent of it's original paint with only the right front fender being painted. Doors, hood and trunk lid open and close with ease with excellent gaps. All glass is crack free with no sun fading. Bumpers and trim are all in excellent condition. Engine starts with ease with no blue or black smoke on start up or while driving. Has new dual exhaust and shocks. Interior is like new with no cracks in seats or dash pad, perfect headliner, firm seats, excellent chrome trim, and beautiful center console. Body, floors and frame are all rust and repair free. Original spare? and mint original trunk splatter paint. Please note, this is a original car, it has never been sent to a detail shop with paint or heavy under coating to hide rot or poor repairs, it does have very minor chips or scratches due to being 46 years old but is ready now for local cruise nights and shows. Please ask any and all questions before bidding. bidders with less than 10 in feedback scores must contact me first or I will block your bids.
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