Pontiac Grand Prix 70 Ssj Hurst / Gto on 2040-cars
Oregon, Wisconsin, United States
This is a 70 SSJ Hurst Grand prix one of the earlier cars made the car has two manifests it was first owned by Pontiac engineering department then went to a local dealership and then was sold to its current owner who has owned it till now. The car seem to be all there it has a 301 motor in car now and does not run but have original motor was told that motor spun a bearing car is loaded and has some unique Hurst options. It has the line lock and auto sifter in the console only ever seen this in a bench seat car also the Sony eight track player in the console it has a unique paint scheme as well gold on the bottom and its gold down the hood and trunk lid and no landau top. Car is very rusty and would need to be fully restored but kind of a unique car it still has the Harrison radiator it would be neat to know what Pontiac engineering was doing with the car. You can call with any questions 608-770-7673 Car is located in Florida and purchaser is responsible for pick-up and delivery. A $ 500 payment is due on closing of bidding nonrefundable and full payment in 10 days.
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