1969 Pontiac Gto 2dr Ht on 2040-cars
Ravensdale, Washington, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: noahnkkacic@ukcentre.com .
FOR SALE, Is a 1969 Pontiac GTO 2door hardtop. This vehicle has completed a full rotisserie restoration with test
miles only. It was a California car and has no signs of previous rust. This GTO shows better than when it rolled
off the show room floor. It has factory air conditioning, Factory 4speed muncie transmission, Safe T Track third
member, power steering, console with bucket seats, cordova black vinyl top, 15" ralley two wheels, tinted glass
throughout and rally gauges. All of these factory options are verified with the PHS documentation that comes with
the car. The engine is the factory 400ci/350hp V/8 with the newly rebuilt quadrajet 4 barrel carburetor. This car
drives great, with no stone unturned during the restoration. Every part of the car was either replaced with new or
rebuilt to factory specs. If you are looking for a beautiful turn key car that gets all of the looks, this would
be a perfect choice. Because it is a factory correct car the value will only increase and you can drive and enjoy
your investment. I tried my best to describe this vehicle. I haven't listed any CONS because I don't believe you
will find any either. The information provided is based on inspection, research and/or information provided by the
previous owner. I encourage anyone that is seriously interested in this vehicle to make a independent inspection
and to verify accuracy of the information provided as to vehicles history, equipment and other information
provided. Because of the age of the vehicle it will is sold in as-is/where-is condition.
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