1967 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible on 2040-cars
Brick, New Jersey, United States
Hello Ladies and Gentlemen, and welcome to my e bay auction on this BEAUTIFUL 1967 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible…. Now I really don’t know where to start, or where to end, but I really believe this car should be seen in person! UNBELIEVABLE, how this Pontiac really stood the test of time…. This is NOT a ground up restoration, nor is it a PARTIAL restoration, but rather a TRUE “SURVIVOR” This Bonneville has NEVER SEEN RAIN, SNOW, SALT, and I have to laugh at myself, but I don’t even think it ever seen the SUN…. Like the old saying goes, “YOU JUST DON’T FIND THEM LIKE THIS ANYMORE”!!!! I am not a car salesman, nor a car dealer, just someone who really respects, and appreciates the fine work, class, and art in CLASSIC AUTOMOBILES!!!! This is a TRUE, 60,000 mile car, that still wears its ORIGINAL PAINT, ( Cameo Ivory ), ORIGINAL BLACK CLOTH CONVERTBLE TOP with the ORIGINAL GLASS REAR WINDOW, ORIGINAL BLACK VINYL INTERIOR, ORIGINAL FAN BELTS, with the GM part numbers still on them, ORIGINAL BATTERY CABLES, and even its ORIGINAL TRUNK MAT!!!!!! Truly AMAZING!!!!! It still even has its ORIGINAL Bias Ply SPARE TIRE….. This stunning Pontiac RUNS and DRIVES like it just rolled off the assembly line! The body and lines are STRAIGHT as an ARROW, with not one single wave in it!!!!! It comes with the ORIGINAL, FACTORY OPTIONAL spinner wheel covers, soft ray tint front windshield, AM push button radio, remote control outside mirror, interior clock, and trunk light….. Everything works correct, and proper, from the radio, electric convertible top, and even down to the reverse lamps!!!! PLEASE, feel free to come and LOOK FOR YOURSELF, on how well PRESERVED, and UNMOLESTED this Bonneville is…. These photos DO NOT show just how well this car was kept, and PRESERVED!!!! The interior is in EXCELLENT ORIGINAL shape, and NEVER FIXED, or REUPHOLSTERED…. This Pontiac is also Certified, PHS Documented. Must I say anymore……. Please, if you have any questions, you can e mail me, or call me @ 917 709 1615…. My name is Tommy, and I will be more than happy to answer any questions before you place your bid??? The car is located in my CLIMATE CONTROLLED GARAGE, in Toms River, New Jersey 08724…. I can also assist in DOMESTIC and INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING for the NEW OWNER??? Thanks again, and Good Luck, for who knows when you will ever find a TRUE VIRGIN like this one??? |
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