1969 Pontiac Tempest on 2040-cars
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Engine:350
For Sale By:Private Seller
Transmission:TURBO 350 AUTOMATIC
Make: Pontiac
Model: Tempest
Mileage: 40,590
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: PALADIUM SILVER
Trim: CHROME
Interior Color: Blue
Drive Type: RWD
Number of Cylinders: 8
Sub Model: BASE
1969 2 DR COUPE, NOT A HARD TOP. 350 / 265 H.P. 2BBL. CARB. 350 TURBO AUTO. TRANS. ALL STOCK AND ALL ORIGINAL. NO POWER EQUIP., NO A/C, NO POWER BRAKES, NO DISC BRAKES, AND NO RADIO EXACTLY THE WAY IT CAME FROM THE FACTORY. 40 K ORIGINAL MILES. INTERIOR IS IN EXCELLENT COND. FRAME, FLOORS, AND BODY 99% RUST FREE AND CLEAN. BF GOODRICH TIRES WITH 15" PONTIAC RALLY 2 WHEELS. NEW DUAL EXHAUST. I HAVE THE FACTORY 14" INCH WHEELS AND COVERS ALSO HAVE THE ORIGINAL EXHAUST MANIFOLDS FOR STOCK EXHAUST. GLASS IS GOOD, CHROME VERY NICE. FIRES RIGHT UP EVERY TIME. ALSO HAVE ORIGINAL FACTORY EXHAUST MANIFOLDS AND 14" FACTORY WHEEL COVERS. ORIGINAL KEYS, BOOKS, SALES SLIPS, PROTECTO PLATE, AND ORIGINAL OWNER AND DEALERSHIP INFO. PICTURES ARE OF CAR ALL STOCK AND THEN WITH DIFFERENT WHEEL APPLICATIONS.
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