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1970 Pontiac Gto 455 California Car. Survivor on 2040-cars
Year:1970
Mileage:120000
Location:
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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1970 pontiac gto. This is an original and true gto with the judge stripes and wing added. This car has spent most of its life in California. This car retains all the original sheet metal including doors trunk pans floor pans and quarter panels.
This car is extremely straight and shows very well. This is not a trailer queen it is a very nice driver. This car has the following: 455(YH) 1970. Not numbers matching Turbo 400 transmission 12 bolt posi(all new) with 3:08 gear ratio Pepper green with black interior New hei distributor and wires Factory air(needs recharge as it was completely redone in 06 High torque starter Quick ratio steering box His/hers hurst shifter Actual mileage unknown This car is a very nice driver that does have normal wear and does have several very small areas where the paint chips have been touched up I strongly encourage emails or phone calls if you have any question before bidding The shipping costs are the the responsibility of the winning bidder. Auction is in US currency and the car is advertised locally and I have the right to cancel the auction at anytime $500.00 deposit must be paid within 24 hours after auction This car must be picked up within 2 weeks of auction ending and does not leave my garage until it is paid for in full Selling this car to purchase ram air trans am. Call with any questions 204 771 9630 ****note. I live I hour north of North Dakota US border crossing |
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