1967 Pontiac Gto Replica Le Mans Lemans Clone on 2040-cars
Englishtown, New Jersey, United States
Hello Ebayers, You are bidding on a NICELY DONE 1967 PONTIAC GTO CLONE. GOOD LOOKING CAR THAT CAN DRIVE JUST ABOUT ANYWHERE WITH A CHEVROLET 454 HO (High Output) MOTOR AND A TURBO 400 TRANS. DUAL EXHAUST COMES OFF THE CHEVY 454 HO ORIGINAL MOTOR MANFOLDS SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT TAPPING HEADER LEAKS ALL THE TIME. THE CAR IS EASY TO MAINTAIN AND A BLAST TO DRIVE. NOTE ON MOTOR: THE RARE CHEVY 454 HO (GM original factory high output) MOTOR IS COMPLETE WHICH IS VALUABLE IN AND OF ITSELF! Motor was recently rebuilt and has about 300 miles on it. Rebuilt motor to stock specifications due to its inherent value. Chevy HO motor from factory came with a 4 bolt main block, has 11:1 compression stock, all stock head components are better upgraded quality out of the factory. THE CAR HAS MANY NICE UPGRADES SUCH AS:
THIS CAR IS SOLID ALL THE WAY AROUND. PAINT IS NICE BUT NOT PERFECT - HAS SOME SCRATCHES AND CRACKS. THE LOOK OF THE CAR REMAINS ALL PONTIAC (SEE PHOTOS) WHILE THE MOTOR AND TRANS ARE CHEVROLET. Many original restored parts used during restoration.
THIS IS A VERY FUN CAR TO OWN. TO MAKE OFFER CALL JOE 732-921-7323. This car is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end the auction at any time. Winning Ebayer is responsible for all pick up/shipping cost. Full paymet due within 7 days of auction end. Deposit of $1,000 is expected within 3 days of auction end time. PLEASE VIEW MY FEEDBACK. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK. FOR YOU DIE HARD PONTIAC FANS, I WOULD BE WILLING TO SELL THE CAR WITHOUT MOTOR SINCE INSTALLED MOTOR IS NOT PONTIAC - MAKE OFFER. |
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