Original Survivor 1949 Pontiac Chieftan Deluxe Convertible (50 51 52 53 54) on 2040-cars

US $26,750.00

Year:1949 Mileage:80890

Location:

Jacksonville, Florida, United States

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1949 Pontiac Convertible

This beautiful Pontiac was purchased with the intention of showing it this up-coming car show season, but it doesn't appear myself or my family will be showing this one as much as we would like. Therefore, I would like to give someone else an opportunity to own this car great car.

Beautiful original color and a very rare model. One great looking Pontiac! This will be a great investment and a fun car for the next owner. Car looks great and drives excellent. Should win a trophy at some of your local shows ; )

Details/Features:

249ci "Straight Eight" 8 Cylinder Engine
3 Speed Manual Transmission
Deluxe Original Radio
Bumper Guards
WWW tires
New Battery
Recent tune-up and oil change
One owner car from 1949-2008
80,890 original miles

The engine idles very well, makes good power, and starts everytime. The transmission also shifts well. The car gets down the road and will flow with modern traffic effortlessly. The original 6 volt system is still in place and also works well. All gauges, lights, and accessories are in good working order (with the exception of the radio and clock). The top goes up and down very easy, but it has to be done manually (power feature no longer functional). Car doesn't run hot and has good oil pressure. Brakes are very good and the car tracks straight down the road!

This Pontiac is an UNRESTORED original car with one re-paint in 1971. Lots of good original chrome, good body, etc. The car looks very good as a whole from any respectable distance, but has flaws, chips, and scratches here or there due to age or driving. The original upholstery looks very good for it's age as well. Front seat was recovered, but all else is original. Overall, it's a sharp looking and driving Pontiac and you'd be hard pressed to find another one like it!

I welcome inspections and appraisers. Shown by appointment.

Drive home or I can help ship this Pontiac to your door at a reduced rate via enclosed transport. If you are a long distance or overseas, I will try to work with you on the shipping .....Please contact me for details.

I reserve the right to end the listing early at any time. The car could be for sale locally as well. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you might have. All offers considered!!

If you need help financing, I would suggest contacting a great company such as JJBest. They are easy to work with.

Phone: (904) 505-6649

ATTENTION: PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING

The above mentioned vehicle has been described to the best of my ability, and as is the case with all pre-owned vehicles, the condition is subjective. It is to be assumed that all used vehicles have some degree of wear; as such I assume no responsibility for omissions or errors in my description. It is recommended that the potential buyer inspect the vehicle in Jacksonville, FL. The vehicle is sold in "AS IS WHERE IS"condition with no guarantees or warranties written or implied. Please be advised that no oral statements made concerning the vehicle consititue any warranty for this vehicle. All deposits to end this listing or hold the car for remainder of payment or non-refundable.

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