1969 Pontiac Grand Prix Sj 428-370 Hp Original Car... on 2040-cars
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Engine:428
Exterior Color: Liberty Blue
Make: Pontiac
Interior Color: Blue
Model: Grand Prix
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: SJ
Options: Cassette Player
Drive Type: automatic trans
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Windows
Mileage: 124,000
Up for auction is this 1969 Grand prix SJ That has been cared for by its 2nd owner for over 40 years!! Bought new from ERICKSON & JAMES INC. Pontiac in Yreka California on 11-11-69 by Robert Anderson MD where he put 14,526 miles on it and it was sold on 6-6-72 to Frank and Janis Ravenscroft also in Yreka Ca. Thats where it stayed and cared for until Frank passed away and Janis figured it was time to let it go after 40 years. she told me they used it daily back in the day and raised her family using it untill they were grown. The last ten years it was used only as a weekend showcar and used occasionally. The odometer is at 124,000 miles. The original numbers matching engine and trans was rebuilt around 110,000 and it has been painted only once about 10-12 years ago the same original liberty blue with matching interior. The GP is kinda rare as its a factory hardtop without a vinyl cover. It really makes these cars sleek and sporty without the top. The interior is all original and with the exception of a couple splits in the drivers seat the rest is like new. You would never know that kids played in this car as she installed clear seat covers when they bought it and they were still there when i puchased it earlier this year. I have since taken them off as they have done there job preserving the original covers for the most part. The blue cover is still Brilliant as you will see in the pics. I have all the paperwork from new AND 2 protectoplates that go with the car along with most of the yearly registrations and insurance cards and lots of reciepts from all around matinence that was done over the years. the engine is complete numbers down to the original carb. I did put 15 inch rally II wheels on it with G70-15 Bias ply redlines. But i can switch them to the original 14x7 wheels with whitewall radials if so desired. Thats about all i can say right now but questions are welcome so please call me @ 267-246-6903 if you want to discuss the car further or a buy it now price or if you would like to make an appointment to come see it in person and take it for a drive. This is a fairly optioned car PS,PDB,PWR Windows,tilt wheel,working Air Conditioning,AM Radio/Rear mounted 8 track player that works,Cornering lamps and all the features that come with the SJ package including Rally Gauge dash and Air suspension on the rear. SJ cars are far and few between and to find one like this with full ownership documentation and options in these colors never come around for sale. Thanks for looking!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! |
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