1970 440, 4 Speed , Dana 60 Gtx. Deep Burnt Orange / Rare White Interior on 2040-cars
Crofton, Kentucky, United States
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This is a really nice 70 GTX with the same 440, 4 speed and Dana 60 rear that is was born with. There are a couple of changes from what it was born with. This car was manual steering from the factory, but I changed over to power steering to make it a little easier to handle at slow speeds. The original AM 8 tack is still in place but not connected. Instead there is a modern stereo mounted between the console and lower dash, making for an almost hidden nice sounding system. This car came with California emisions from the factory, this is why there are no chrome exhaust tips on the TTI exhaust. The extremely rare original carb is not on the car, but will be included after the reserve price is met. That goes for the original wood grain stearing wheel as well. I preferred the look of a grant wheel, so that is what it will come with. As far as I know, these are the original Road wheels that this car came with, even still has the left side, left hand thread lugs. I have owned this car for 13 years now and am ready for something else, this is why I am selling. You can't keep them all. Base/clear paint is about 6 years old. Buyer must arrange shipping. I will help with loading, but buyer is responsible. 500 dollar non refundable deposit required 24 hours after close of auction. Payment must be made in full cash or certified check. Certified check must clear before car leaves. I have the clear title in my name in hand and will sign over to the buyer at completion of payment. This is not a 100,000 dollar trailer queen. But it is a really nice example of a 70 GTX that you can drive and enjoy. |
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