1964 Pontiac Catalina Convertible on 2040-cars
Anniston, Alabama, United States
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For sale is a 1964 pontiac catalina convertible. It has the 389 motor that does still run and sounds good. It hasn't been on the road in quite sometime so when you crank it it does have some white smoke that quits after warmed up. The tires are pretty dry rotted and the break lines need bled before it could be driven at all. This car is all original except for battery and alternator that i just put on. The car still has the vintage air and the pump is not locked up. It will need a belt for it though. The interior is in great shape the driver side door panel could use some attention but only in the backing. NO tears or cuts at all in the seats, panels or dash. JUst needs to be cleaned up really well. The only exterior light that works is the passenger side tail light. The other lights do not work and do not see any signs of bulbs being blown but that could be all it is. This is an excellent start to a great classic car.
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