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This car was originally manufactured as a GT but someone turned it into a GTS clone. All old parts, including the 360 motor that was replaced ARE INCLUDED with this sale. Receipts for the new parts and work that has been done are available. Car is State inspected until June, 2015. Tach needs hooked up. Speedometer is off by about 40 mph. The seats are in great condition, the headliner has a gouge under the passenger sun visor and a 6" tear near the rear window. The interior vinyl door panels are very nice and even boast the GTS emblem, very convincing (or deceiving?) The radio is missing. The d/s rear window crank is missing the knob. Lower panels are needed for the backs of the front seats. There is evidence of some rust under the vinyl roof, but the vinyl roof itself is in very good condition. There are various rust spots on the body and the paint job will probably need to be redone to suit most buyers. No warranty on this car is written, expressed, or implied. Car is sold as is, where is, shipping, tax, and transfer fees are the responsibility of the buyer. $500 deposit is due by winning bidder at close of auction. I have clear PA title in my possession. On the second photo, it looks like the hood is a different color but it isn't, that must just be a shadow.

This is a list of mechanical upgrades. When I say new I mean NEW, the car doesn't have more than 50 miles on it since this was all replaced!

New 340
Aluminum Heads
New 4 Barrel Carb
New Chrome Valve Covers
New Gauge Cluster
Posi Rear
Tranny Rebuilt
New Aluminum Radiator
New Aluminum Intake
New Stainless Exhausts
New Headers
New Axles
New Brakes
New Air Shocks (still in the box, to be installed)
New Gas Tank
New Trunk Mat
New Car Cover w/Storage Bag
New Hood Latch
New Battery

On Aug-20-14 at 17:46:08 PDT, seller added the following information:

IN THE ORIGINAL DESCRIPTION, I SHOULD HAVE SAID "NEW" ALUMINUM HEADS, AND I FORGOT TO MENTION THE NEW CARPET.

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