1965 Pontiac Catatina 2+2 421 Tri Power With Automatic Trans # 's Match on 2040-cars
Mount Airy, Maryland, United States
1965 Pontiac Catalina 2+2 421 TRI POWER (now ) started life as signal 4 bbl somewhere in life was converted to 3 duce set up with factory correct parts do have org. carb. intake and air filter assembly. The 2+2 has the optional turbo 400 automatic trans also factory am/fm radio,factory tach,bucket seats and floor shift with console also 8 lug wheels.The 2+2 was purchased in Sanfransico California at Arata Pontiac spent most of its life in California came east about 10 years ago to be restored. Being in california just about all its life and owned by someone who cared its was a true survior and had no rot soild org floor and trunk, frame was so nice was able to reuse org. brake and fuel lines thats how nice this car was before being redone. Car was taken off frame and every mechanical compontent rebuild back to factory specs engine trans brakes steering suspenion and fuel system , new redline tires all chrome redone all new interior and headliner new embles..car has a dash cover on it because pad has couple cracks ..This car has won a more than a few trophys and awards at local shows..this car has been garage kept for the last 10 years and has only been driven about 6,000 miles since we had it. The 2+2 comes with alot of paper work and old advertisements inculding a 1965 car and driver mag that features the 2+2 against Enzo's 1965 2+2 Ferrari ,PHS docments 1965 pontiac dealership brochure for all models and the accessory manual too 2 catalina owners manauls and 5 or 6 other mag pictures from 1965, also yes 1965 Dorlean TRI POWER award that will only go with car at buy now price or close to it. extra parts are intake carb air filter asembly spare radio rearend housing 4 extra 8 lug drums rear glass and other glass mics. stuff. car runs drives very well ...if you are close to Mount Airy Maryland make a appiontment to come see it ,will assint your shipper to load car for sale locally as well auction could end at any time ...E mail any ?,s also if you would like any other pics just ask (of car only) Thanks for looking Doug |
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