1966 Pontiac Gto Tri- Power 4-speed on 2040-cars
West Bend, Wisconsin, United States
Please view a video walk around on Pontiac Pickers Classified (Facebook) 1966 Pontiac GTO 2 door hardtop Very sought after Night Watch Blue exterior with Parchment (White) interior OPTIONS: True Tri- Power option car (missing) 4-Speed option (missing) Custom Sport wheel option (missing) Ride Handling Pkg. option 20:1 quick steering option Transistor ignition option (missing) Console option (missing) Rally gauges option (missing) Safe T track rear end (Not sure if original) One of the most iconic Muscle cars of the60's. A true investment quality car. Only 19,045 cars ever made. Even less when you take into account the 4-speed and unusual options. This car will go up in value every single year! Fully PHS documented 100% clear Wisconsin title. The doors still close with but one finger (reason I bought the car initially) New trunk and braces installed New floors installed 70% of paint has been taken down to bare metal. No engine or Transmission included Engine bay has been media blasted and been sealed New body rubber replaced Overview: I did a lot of the really hard, not glorious work in the trunk and the floors. An Ames patch has been install on the drivers fender. An Ames lower rear quarter has been installed to address a small rust hole on the drivers side. The paint has been mostly removed on the drivers side, trunk and hood. to reveal any imperfections. There was a rear quarter install on the passenger side many years ago, it will need some attention in the lower portion. Both fenders seem to have been worked on long ago also. The car has been stored in a heated garage. I will be listing the car locally, so, I reserve the right to end the auction at any time. Buyer is responsible to pick up the car within 20 days or forfeit entire payment. I am just a car guy like you with too many projects. It has sat for two years so it needs to go to a good home where it can be put back on the road. Please ask any questions in advance, all sales are final. |
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