1963 Pontiac Grand Prix Base 6.4l on 2040-cars
McAllen, Texas, United States
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Hello and thanks for looking. Here is my 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix I just bought this car is north California. This car is really nice and ready for full restoration. It has a 389 auto with a four barrow carb. All the glass, stainless, wheels, and pot metal is really nice. The guy I bought the car from told me everything on the car is original and that this is a tri power car. He gave me the tri power with the carbs already rebuilt and all new fuel lines to go with it. The interior is all original with the armrest on the passenger side is torn. Seats, carpet and headliner has fades but not bad for 1963. This car has the original 8 lug wheels. I was told that this car has not run since April 2008. I got it, put a battery on it and this great auto stated right up bled the brakes and took off it runs and drives incredible. I was planning to go through a full restoration. I picked this car because I was told it had no rust and it is one of the best metal that I have seen in a while. I was also told that this car was a factory silver and the dealer painted it before it was sold. The paint is faded and cracked but not bad for 1963 it looks pretty great just as is. I have described this car to the best of my ability feel free to call, come by, inspect look and test drive so that there will be no surprises. I have 100 positive feedback and would like to keep it this way so ask as many questions as possible thanks again. This car is for sale locally I reserve the right to end this auction at any time. This car also has 4 brand new tires. This is a serious auction so bid only if you intend to buy all sales are final, as is where is.
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