1969 Pontiac Gto Judge -fully Restored, Matching Numbers Car on 2040-cars
Roseville, California, United States
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1969 Pontiac GTO
MAGNIFICENT69 GTO JUDGE!! Over 50 photos to view Fully restored 69 GTO Judge; original matching numbered car, personally signed by Jim Wagner, know as MR.GTO! check out the passenger visor for his signature (in photos) This car contains the following renovations: Off- Framed restoration Frame was powder coated undercarriage was rhino-lined Floors, Doors & Roof- line was Dura max for sound proofing exhaust manifolds are matching numbered Engine has been rebuilt & has 200 miles on it: Matching numbers 4-speed Transmission and rear -end rebuilt Water pump, Delco Code-Dated Battery, Spark Plug wires, Radiator Hoses and Hose Clips Meet 1969 Specifications This car was purchased in 1970 by my Best friends from Lew Williams Chevrolet. It had only one previous owner. I purchased the GTO from my friend in 2003 and spent 3 years restoring it to a fully stocked GTO. I have won many trophies and Awards participating in local shows over the Last 8 years. The original warranty card protector plate, key tag and billing sheets are included (see photos) There are 2 minor cracks in the Dura front bumper. See photos (other than that the car is Perfect) This car is privately owned and For Sale by the Owner. American-Icons.com offers ebay to their clients. All sales are between the buyer and the seller, all vehicle information is provided by the owner of this vehicle. You can view 90 + more photos of this car on their website. www.American-Icons.com If you have any questions please ask before bidding (Reserve Price will not be Disclosed, it defeats the purpose of a reserved auction) Vehicle is located in Roseville California You can call 916-863-7769 for any questions. |
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