69 1969 Pontiac Gto 400 4 Speed Matching Numbers Garage Barn Find Factory Orig. on 2040-cars
Pine Grove, Pennsylvania, United States
This auction is for an all Original Matching Numbers 1969 Pontiac GTO. The engine is a WT coded 400, the Transmission is a Muncie M-20 4 Speed and the rear is a 10 Bolt 3.55 Ratio. I pulled this out of a garage where it has sat since 1984, last inspection sticker on it. As you can see from the pictures it will need a full restoration. The Factory 4 Speed radiator is still there along with the Protecto Plate and Original Carburetor. I have a clear Pa. title for this car. I did not try to start the engine, but it is free and I did verify that it turns. The car has the Factory original motor still installed as I verified the Vin Stamp in the block. This car has the very desirable Hideaway headlight setup and Factory guage package dash with Tachometer. The interior is very nice, I included many detailed pictures. As you can see in the pics the interior would take very little to be nice. I checked the frame the best I could and could not find any ROT. Expect the floor might need some minor repair, but still seems solid. The trunk pan will need replaced, I included some good pics of this as well. Included in the auction is Quarter Panel Replacement pieces and Brand New Tailpipes. If you have been looking for a 1969 GTO to Restore look no further you just found it. Why buy one that is incomplete and waste all the time looking for HARD TO FIND components when you can buy one that is all there. As in any 45 year old car, there is no warranty expressed or implied. Please check my other listed auctions for other cool or hard to find car parts! Paying: I accept Paypal. Payment should be made within 5 days of the closing of this auction. Shipping: You are more than welcome to pick this up locally if you live close. This item is being shipped from zip code 17963. The Ebay shipping calculator DOES NOT include insurance and a delivery confirmation/tracking number. I will add the insurance and number to your invoice at checkout. If you DO NOT want insurance and a number, then I am not responsible if your item is lost or broken. MISC: If you have any questions about this item, please take the time to use the “ASK A QUESTION” feature and contact me directly. Please don’t ask questions after the auction has ended. Please make sure this is the car that you need. I try my best to ensure my applications and descriptions are accurate. These are all used parts, unless they are specified as new and do not have any type of warranty or guarantee expressed or implied. Payment will need to be received within 5 days, unless other arrangements are made! This car can be delivered to the following shows if you pay my Gas Money, we can discuss this before delivery: Spring Charlotte, Spring Maple Grove, Spring Carlisle and Spring Englishtown. I will assist in shipping, you make all the arrangements. |
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