1963 Pontiac Tempest on 2040-cars
Stevenson Ranch, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Pontiac
Drive Type: automatic
Model: Tempest
Mileage: 75,205
Trim: 4 door
This 4 door, 4 cylinder, bench seat, automatic car was already used as a parts car but still has lots of good stuff left. Front end missing, rest of the body and frame is solid. Passenger side rear fender has some type of separation (see picture), other than that its good. By the time the auction is over I will get 4 good tires on the car so it can be put on a trailer. Has all 4 hubcaps.
Front and rear glass intact. I believe the glass (front and rear) on a 4 door is the same as a 2 door...but I'll look it up in Hollenders Interchange Manuel to verify. Chrome trim surrounding the front and rear windshields is complete and intact. Trunk lid is intact.
Missing:complete front end, sun visors, all interior door and window handles, door panels, tail lights.
Engine is complete and ran when parked. Car has been out of the California DMV for more than 10 years so it is out of the system. I bought it with a bill of sale and am selling it with a bill of sale. No reserve. Seller reserves the right to end auction at any time.
I can hold car for up to 14 days. Starting day 15 storage fee = $1 per day. At day 45 storage fee increases to $5 per day. At day 60 storage fee increases to $10 per day.
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