1970 Pontiac Gto The Judge "numbers Matching" 32,128 Miles on 2040-cars
Homosassa, Florida, United States
Engine:6.6L 400Cu. In. V8 GAS Naturally Aspirated
Transmission:Manual
Vehicle Title:Clear
Body Type:U/K
Year: 1970
Make: Pontiac
Mileage: 32,128
Model: GTO
Sub Model: THE JUDGE
Trim: The Judge
Exterior Color: Atoll Blue
Interior Color: Black
Drive Type: U/K
Number of Cylinders: 8
1970 GTO JUDGE THIS CAR IS NOT A CLONE! Limited Production Completely Documented Numbers Matching 32,128 Documented Miles Ram Air III H.O. 400C.I.D. 366H.P. Engine Hurst/Muncie 4 Speed Close Ratio Transmission Safe-T-Track, H.D. Diferential, 3:55.1 Front Spoiler Rear Spoiler Bucket Seats Full Rally Gauges, Tachometer AM/FM Stereo Radio Deck Lid Release, Power Power Stearing Disc Brakes Bolt Rear End Perfect Floor Pan & Undercarriage No Rust on Body Great Interior G70x14 Wide Oval White Lettered Tires Original Window Sticker Original Buyers Order Original Dealer Inspection Sheet Original Tank Sticker Original Build Sheet
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VIN# 242370Z107277 BODY BY FISHER ST 70 24237 BF01715 BDY TR 258 28 28 PNT 09E 015945 320581
If you have any questions feel free to contact, Brent at 352-302-1583
I will be more then happy to arrange for shipping or arrange for VIP pick-up from the airport. International buyers are welcome with prior approval. $1,000 deposit required VIA Credit Card within 24 hours. After full purchase price payment has been made your deposit will be quickly refunded back to your Credit Card or May be applied towards the items cost.
Long Distance Buyers: What I normally do is get a copy of your photo Id and mailing address. Once I have that I can put together the purchase documents and FedEx them to you. You will then need to FedEx them back to me and I can begin processing the sale. I cannot release any of my vehicles without these documents being signed. Payment can be made via wire transfer or cashiers check. Thank You For Your Interest! -Brent Also, Be Sure To Check Out My other items & Cars By Clicking! General Terms and Conditions: $199.50 Dealer Fee. Buyer is responsible for tax, tag, and title fees. We do not charge high fees like lots of other dealers. All items are subject to prior sale off ebay. Removal of sold items can take up to 24-48 business hours to cancel. In the event a sold item is purchased on ebay your paypal deposit will be promptly refunded or may be used to hold another vehicle. All sales are final, there are no refunds. Do not assume anything, if you have a question feel free to ask. By bidding/making an offer/using buy-it-now on the auction you agree to any and all terms expressed and/or implied. These are pre-owned vehicles and they are sold in 'AS IS' condition. However, many vehicles are still under factory warranty. Odometer mileage is posted at the time of listing, but do to local test driving, demos, or in-transit repairs this may vary. Thank you for your business, we very much appreciate it! Tax Information: Florida buyers are required to pay tax, tag and title fees. |
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