1969 Pontiac Gto Ram Air Iii Factory 4 Speed Kellogg's Sweepstakes Give-away Car on 2040-cars
Pine Grove, Pennsylvania, United States
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Up for auction is this all original Numbers Matching 1969 Ram Air III Factory 4 Speed Pontiac GTO. But what sets this car apart from other 69 GTO's is the fact that this is a Kellogg's Cereal Company Sweepstakes Giveaway car. It is one of two documented Kellogg's giveaway cars, the other being a 1969 GTO 400 2 Barrel Automatic car. I have the PHS Documentation to prove this along with all the original paperwork from Pontiac and Kellogg's to the original winners of the car. I also have the original Protecto Plate. I have a clear PA title in my name. All factory options that the car was built with are still there except the AM Push Button radio that was replaced with a period correct AM-FM 8 track. The cars options are as follows: Rally 2 wheels, Hood Tach, Rally Guages, Wood Grain Shift Knob, Remote drivers mirror, wood grain steering wheel, console, Tinted glass and rear seat speaker. This car's factory color is Crystal Turquoise with a Parchment Bucket seat interior, a very desirable color combination. This car will need to be restored but it is all there. The car just came out of long term storage, last on the road in 1987. I drained out the old gas and put five gallons of premium 93 in. In no time I had her running, don't run the best as I believe the carb needs rebuilt but there is no rapping or knocking noises coming from the engine. The matching numbers engine(WS Code L-74 366 Horsepower), transmission(M-20), rear axle(WH Code 3.55), carburetor(273), distributor(1111941) and starter(1108353) are all shown in pics. The original Ram Air air cleaner is also there. The engine still retains the factory cast iron headers. All the original reverse lockout components are still there along with the correct Hurst 4 speed shifter, these items were usually removed and replaced over the life of a car like this. All the rare and hard to find parts are there making this an easy restoration. I included pics of the trunk and floor pans, only needing minor restoration work. The frame is solid, I see no rot or repairs. I included many detailed pictures to show actual condition of the car. This is a car for the discriminating collector who wants something no one else has in their collection with the paperwork to back it up. Auction may end at anytime as vehicle is for sale locally. Within 24 hours after auction ends I require a $1000.00 deposit, which is non refundable. Serious bidders can contact me at 570-617-7316 Kevin. If no answer leave a message and I will get in contact with you. I will assist with shipping, you make all the arrangements. Car will only leave after your payment is received and clears my bank, no exceptions. |
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