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1966 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars

Year:1966 Mileage:3480
Location:

Coram, New York, United States

Coram, New York, United States
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I have for sale my 66 GTO that I have owned since 1987. I had the whole car restored back in 2000. new body mounts, all new front end parts . Rebuilt 4spd tranny, motor was rebuilt balanced blue printed mild cam , stock exhaust manifolds and exhaust. New seat covers where installed as well as the dash bezel was completely restored. Wood wheel was added  and restored. Somewhere in the cars life Maybe deal installed? power windows and AC. Ac is not hooded up compressor went bad. But it is all here. The paint still looks great. This is a beautiful looking and driving car. Its not a "concourse " push car but it is a dead straight beautiful car. The car had no rust repairs during the resto.  New headliner was installed ,carpet shifter was re-chromed, it has no repo moldings or chrome on the car. I either had them re_chrome or polished including bumpers. There is a dig here and there on the rocker moldings no big deal. The car is an original tri-power 4spd car and as far as I know it is the original motor and tranny. I  replaced the rear many years ago. It has a 10 bolt 66 gto rear posi with 3:23. Repo hurst wheels on the car. Trim rings have a few surface rust spots not much hard to even pickup on. Original trunk pan and floors . Again this is a real nice car, It is very reliable and  drives great. It has the factory tac,  factory transistorized ignition, still in the car and working great. I have the PHS report with the 4spd tac, tri-power, trans ignition, posi  on it. The car is REEF TURQUOISE with Parchment int. I encourage anyone who is interested to come check the car out or have it checked out. I want this to be a smooth transaction and for the both of us to be happy.  This is not a piece of crap car thrown together but it is also not a #1 show car. If it was it would be more like $65000. So please lets be down to earth here. I will be happy to talk or send more pictures if your serious . Im sure I left something"s out .I will add later if I think of anything else.


On May-11-14 at 03:08:33 PDT, seller added the following information:

 There were some options added to the car over the years to make it more user friendly. Some I added some where there already. There are p/s, p/b, p/w, p/driver seat, AC and wood wheel.. I tried to take a [picture of the front of the block with the stamping of WS. It was hard to make out but I will upload it. I but all new front brakes with cylinders last year, and new battery about 8 months ago. The factory options that the car did come wit as I read the PHS sheet is

pushbutton manual antenna

rear speaker

door edge guards

custom seat belts

Rally gauges

factory tint windows

floor mats

transistor ign

saft-t-track 3:55

4spd

tri-power


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