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1966 Suicide Door Convertible - Unrestored Classic In Time Capsule Condition on 2040-cars

US $42,500.00
Year:1966 Mileage:48434 Color: with black and white leather interior
Location:

United States

United States

48,434 Original Miles!

 

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Unrestored Original ~ Open Checkbook Maintenance

 

Always Garaged and Covered ~ Transported in Enclosed Private Transport

 

Engine runs strong, quiet, smooth and cool.

 

Vehicle has clean lien-free FL title.

 

The ’66 - ’68 are the desirable 462 cubic inch, 7.6 liter, V8 with disc brakes. 

 

Details:

  • Rose Mist exterior with black and white leather interior (all factory original)

  • White Canvas Full Power Actuated Convertible Top

  • Options/Features:

    • AM/FM Stereo with rear speaker and power antenna

    • Kenwood AM/FM, CD, Sirius with iPod connector soft-installed with high power amps and removable speakers (great sound, 100% removable without damaging original interior)

    • Cruise control

    • Twilight lights

    • Full leather interior

    • 8 way power seat

    • Climate control system with A/C (heat works and fan blows)

    • Power windows including pivot vent windows

    • Power locks

    • Tilt steering wheel

    • Trip odometer

    • New OEM top (2005)

    • New custom aluminum OEM spec exhaust (2005)

 

  • Vehicle passed NYS inspection (emissions exempt) four years in a row with no issues

  • $4,500 spent in last 24 months to bring mechanical systems to full operation

 

Low-ball Offers Will be Rejected!

Vehicle listed on other sites and subject to prior sale.

 

Unrestored, original condition classic cars sell for a premium over restored vehicles. 

 

Shipping costs will be the responsibility of the Buyer.  Seller will help coordinate with Buyer’s shipper, upon receipt of full payment for the vehicle.

 

  • Vehicle sold as is, where is. 

  • Vehicle has a few areas of minor, non-structural, surface rust.  All are smaller than a quarter-dollar coin in size.  Such imperfections are typical for a 48 year old vehicle.  Detailed pictures of these items are available on request from serious buyers. 

  • Inspection of recent repair records and/or information from the third-party mechanics who recently worked on the vehicle also available on request from serious buyers.

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