1970 Gto Judge Psh - 20 Options Survivor/can Restore To Color Specs 4 Good Price on 2040-cars
Doylestown, Pennsylvania, United States
This is a PHS documented Judge with 20 option including: Posi, Radio, Custom belts, Rally Gauges, console, power brakes, disc brakes, tint glass all, ride and handling package, door edge guards, TH Trans with slap stick option, strip tires, 8 Track, padded steering wheel, hood tach, power steering with variable ratio, tilt steering wheel, lamp dome option, the Judge option, AND SUPER SUPER RARE Power flow vent ventilation system. This car was sold to the orginial owner in South Carolonia and delivered in March of 1970. The cost of the car was $3,869.56. This car runs and drives with a new steering box and starter. The heads, intake, carb and distributor as I believe the alternator too are original. The paint is original, the strips are original, and the interior is original. The car appears to never been taken apart or sustaining any major blows. The car is super solid with super solid floors, frame, trunk and etc. Very very minor rust on lower fender and top of hood. The interior is original and there are cracks in the dash and tears in the front seats. The paint looks good from 5 feet away and is really sort of impressive for being original but there are some chips and the hood has some spray patch repair work that doesn't match. The original wheels are not on the car but I own them and comes with the car. The original colors were Pepper Green exterior and interior. This car can be sold as is or for a reasonable fee I can replace the complete interior, repaint the car, put new strips on, do some detailing under the hood, and trunk compartment, install new weather stripping, new tires, and the original wheels for about under $20,000 This would include either returning the car to its original colors or changing either the paint and or interior colors per your choice. This car also has all its original metal Ram Air parts intact. If we do the work for you, the interior will be very nice and new and the paint work will be done to a driver quality production standard. The price of the buy it now reflects the as is price. Add $20,000 if the restoration work is desire. Please call for more details and to discuss....215-651-9268
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