1962 ? Pontiac Tempest Rough Shape For Rebuild Or Parts. on 2040-cars
Walla Walla, Washington, United States
Up for sale is a 1962 Pontiac Tempest. In this tempest tossed and beleaguered world there is one thing that remains constant... people like old cars and sometimes they just gotta have a POS Pontiac Tempest that has been sitting out in the weather for years. If you are that person, you should see a psychiatrist and explain yourself. Tell them your last brain scan showed a mine shaft in the financial calculations department. "But you don't understand, It's green! In your face green and rust colored... two-tone, my favorite!" If you can relate, then pass the check book mamma, we're buying Tempest... A Pontiac Tempest from Milton-Freewater, OREGON. Bid now! Just don't be one of those who go flaky and don't pay. You bid, you win, you pay. I take your money and you take the car. You come get the car. Thanks.
Another Ebay User Says: It's a '62. Has either a 195 slant 4 or 215 V8. So it must be the slant four. |
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