1970 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Bullhead City, Arizona, United States
If you have any questions please email at: terisatffacer@clubyamaha.com .
Opportunity to buy a beautiful, rust free, restored GTO that has been in Arizona since new!
It is extremely difficult to find cars of this quality and original documentation. If you have been watching any of
the recent televised auto auctions then you know this is true. This car is nearly a time capsule from 46 years
ago. Car was sold new at Westward Pontiac in Phoenix, Arizona and has remained in Arizona for 46 years. Beautiful
hardtop coupe with 400 CI engine, automatic transmission, air-conditioning, power steering and power front disk
brakes, rally II wheels.
Restoration information: Repainted in correct Polar White, with black vinyl roof. New carpet and seat covers.
Engine rebuild. New exhaust. Underside has been power washed and cleaned but not repainted, it does not have any
rust as you can see from the photos. Simply surface oxidation on frame, look at pictures.
Paint is considered "show" quality, with no imperfections, no chips or touch-ups. Chrome and bright work is all
extremely bright, no pitting and no fading.
Car is currently driven lightly every couple of weeks to maintain condition. Air-conditioning blows cold. No
over-heating issues.
Early production car (#931) from Fremont, California plant, built August 25, 1969
Original window sticker, build sheet and original owner Protect-o-Plate warranty card
PHS Documentation to prove all original GTO equipment and dealership
Originally sold new in Phoenix, Arizona on September 29, 1969
Matching number engine and transmission
Original "YS" stamped engine with date code H049 (August 4, 1969)
Rear end date code F119 (June 11, 1969)
Cylinder heads date code H049 (August 4, 1969) and H129 (August 12,, 1969)
Rochester Quadrajet Carburetor 7040564VP date code 2129 (July 31, 1969)
Intake manifold # 9799068 date code I129
Original glass all around with "LOF" etching and date codes, basically chip and scratch free
Original seat belts all with 1969 date codes
Original "Guide" T3 high beam headlights
Original owner annual vehicle registrations for 24 years
Binder with service and repair receipts
Thanks for looking and contact me with any questions or to make offers.
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