1967 Grandprix Rag Top on 2040-cars
Iron River, Michigan, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:400
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Pontiac
Model: Grand Prix
Trim: 2-DOOR
Options: Convertible
Drive Type: RWD
Power Options: Power Windows
Mileage: 108,500
Exterior Color: Red
FOR SALE I HAVE MY 1967 GRANDPRIX RAG TOP.THIS IS THE ONLY YEAR THAT PONTIAC MADE THIS CAR.ONLY 5286 WERE MADE.I HAVE PHS DOCS ON THE CAR.I HAVE HAD IT FOR 18 YRS AND JUST DO NOT HAVE THE MEANS TO FINISH IT.IT RUNS GREAT AND TRANS SHIFTS GREAT AS WELL.POWER WINDOWS.IT NEEDS A NEW TOP AS YOU CAN SEE.I HAD INDOOR STORED SINCE I BOUGHT IT 1995.I HAVE REAR BUMPER AS WELL.AND TAILIGHT HOUSINGS.ALL TOP CROSS BARS ARE STRAIGHT.NEEDS TOP MOTOR.IT HAS LOWER 1/4 PANEL PATCH PANELS WELDED IN BUT NOT FINISHED.YOU CAN CALL 1-906-265-9690 WITH ANY QUESTIONS AND ASK FOR DAVE.I'M AN HONEST SELLER ON EBAY AND ASK SAME TREATMENT IN RETURN. I CAN STORE THE CAR FOR A MONTH AT NO COST BUT MUST BE PAID FOR CAR WITIN 7 DAYS OF AUCTIONS END.THE 500.00 DEPOSIT IS NON REFUNDABLE AS TO MAKE SUR YOU ARE NOT A SCAMMER.AS THERE ARE TO MANY HERE.I ALSO CAN ACCEPT CREDIT CARD FOR PAYMENT AT AN ADDITONAL 3% COST AS I OWN A AUTO REPAIR SHOP SO I DO THAT WAY AS WELL.
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