1966 Pontiac Tempest Custom - 2 Door Hardtop on 2040-cars
Cambridge, Minnesota, United States
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1966 Pontiac Tempest Custom - 2 door Hardtop: * Featuring the 230 cid overhead cam 6 cylinder with the 3 speed manual transmission. * This is a ONE owner car bought new on 2/14/1966, lived all it's life in Minnesota and was very pampered and well cared for. * This car is a 2 Door Hardtop Custom, has no options and is radio delete. * Restoration was started - frame off restored with all new suspension, brake lines, gas lines including rebuilding motor and transmission and is on course to a full body / chassis concourse restoration. * New tires, hubcaps, trim rings, many - many new parts included, weather stripping, bumpers, new emblems, etc. - too much to list. * Car is a roller - motor has never been started and needs to be finished, painted and reassembled most all parts included as well as many new parts. * Clear title - protect a plate, build sheet, super nice ORIGINAL interior included, needing headliner and maybe carpet (your choice). * All glass and trim in good condition. * Sheet metal original with the exception of the trunk pan was replaced. * Original owner passed away, leaving the car unfinished - spending over $12k currently. * Car needs little to finish. Close to paint and reassembling. * Don't miss out on this very rare collectable Pontiac today. No disappointments, most of the hard work is done. * More pictures are available upon request to email address. * This vehicle is sold as is, no warranty. Buyer is responsible to arrange and pay for any and all transportation. Call Joe (763)286-1520 with any questions, he would be happy to chat with you about the car and is very excited to find a new owner for this car!
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