1969 Pontice Gto Judge Tribute Phs Documented on 2040-cars
Rochester, New Hampshire, United States
1969 PONTIAC GTO JUDGE TRIBUTE ABSOLUTELY STUNNING COLOR COMBO WITH JUDGE STRIPE-MUST BE SEEN BUCKETS/FLOOR SHIFTER
FULL PONTIAC HISTORICAL SOCIETY DOCUMENTATION ON THIS VEHICLE.
THIS CAR WAS PURCHASED BY MANNY AS A GIFT TO HIMSELF IN DEC OF 08 FOR CRUISING TO FENWAY PARK-APPROX. 40 MINUTE RIDE FROM HIS HOME. HE TOLD ME THIS IS A 2 OWNER CAR HE WAS # 3. INTERIOR IN EXCELLENT CONDITION-MANNY ADDED A CUSTOM STEREO WITH UPGRAD PLUG INS FOR SMART PHONE/IPODS. THE STEREO HAS A NICE SUB WOOFER CUSTOM DESIGNED WITH THE # 17 BETWEEN THE WOOFERS...MANNY SAID HE NEVER THUGHT HE WOULD SELL THIS CAR. CUSTOM DIAL FOR BASE UNDER DASH. TITLE IN HIS NAME AS WELL AS A SIGNED BASEBALL CARD AS BOSOX PITCHER. CUSTOM THEFT /ALARM NEW DUAL FLOW MASTERS WITH CORRECT FACTORY GTO TIPS. RECEIPTS ON OVER 2,000 IN WORK DONE. VERY ORIGINAL CAR CAR IS VERY CLEAN AND QUICK. THIS CAR IS FOR SALE LOCALLY AND THIS AUCTION CAN AND WILL END IF BUYER STEPS FORWARD. OTHER CARS ARRIVING DAILY AT WWW.MUSTHAVEMUSCLEDOTCOM GRAB THIS TIGER BY THE TAIL!! CALL PETE WITH ANY AND ALL QUESTIONS INCLUDING THE RESERVE @ 603-498-9798 |
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