1958 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Door Project Cheiftan Donar Car Included Lot Of Parts on 2040-cars
Kars, New Brunswick, Canada
Engine:370
Year: 1958
Drive Type: Rear Wheel Drive
Make: Pontiac
Mileage: 100,000
Model: Bonneville
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: 2 Door
This is the project to stop all projects, ok so this is the deal, you buy these two cars together as a package along with all the parts. At the very least if you are doing a 2 Dr. 58 Bonneville there are a tone of parts here that are excellent, some NOS and some already restored and ready for use. There is a complete new front clip frame assembley, inner wheel wells, rad support and other front end sturctural pieces. There are a set of restored doors in perfect as new condition. There is a new rechromed rear bumper and two front bumper assemblies, two Bonneville trunk lids, a complete floor pan (not shown), loads of misc. parts as you can see in the pictures on shelf. There is just way too much to list and I dont have the time to do so. This was to be a project to take the Cheiftan and make it into a Bonneville as the Bonneville although could be restored you might have to be committed to an instutution prior to taking on the project....it does have a very good frame and the firewall is perfect but the floor is done as is the trunk pan. There is a date correct 1958 370 Tri-Power engine included and a frame which we believe to be a 1958 but i am sure one of the EBAY "experts" can make that call for us. Seats are not shown however there is a correct front and rear seat assembly included with side moldings. There is a lot of trim with this car and all of it is in nice condition, some duplicat items as well, looks to be all there as well, inluding the large side panel assembly with SS midsection just behine the doors. I know that the parts alone when purchased (all at seperate times) was well over $10,000.00....someone is going to get a deal. It took years to assemble the amount of parts and was a lot of work Please dont hound me with too many questions, this is what it is, two cars, a whack of parts and the possibly of creating a beautiful car.....someday. HERE IS A LINK TO ADDITIONAL PICTURES!!!! Thanks! https://www.dropbox.com/sh/uh4ad22t4ayp1y6/bt-Y_mouOE Buyer is responsible for freight. We may be able to assist with getting the cars and parts in the the US through Calais Maine for a fee. Usually we charge $1,500 for this service including all transportation and cross boarder fees for brokerage clearances. These vehicles are original US cars there is no issue with getting them into the US and registered in your local state. |
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