1969 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible Big Block 428 Rally Ii Factory A/c Power Top on 2040-cars
Fenton, Michigan, United States
The Pontiac Bonneville was at the top of the Pontiac lineup in 1969. Built on GM's Big B-Body platform, It was Pontiac's costliest and most luxurious model and came with all the bells and whistles. They featured Walnut veneer trim, padded dash, ample courtesy lights, armrests, power steering and brakes, air conditioning, power windows, locks and seat. New for 1969 was a standard 428ci engine with 360hp sent thru a Turbo Hydra-matic automatic transmission.This prime example is finished in "Mayfair Maze" Yellow with White interior and White convertible top. The body is straight and smooth. There are no scratches, dents, dings, bubbles or rust. There are no areas of touch up. The panel gaps are nice, and the rocker trim has been redone with no pits or scrapes. The front and back bumpers have been rechromed and present as new. In fact, all of the exterior trim is new or looks new. The Rally II wheels have newer trim rings and white wall tires with probably 90% or more tread left.The White interior shows no rips, tears or wear. The padded dash has no cracks or sunfade. The steering wheel has been upgraded to wood, the stereo has been upgraded to a Panasonic AM/FM/CD with upgraded speakers. All of the gauges and options work and the original clock still keeps perfect time. The power convertible top is almost brand new, has a glass rear window, and goes up and down with no issues. The parade boot fits nicely and is almost new. The original owners manual can be found in the glove box and an original 1969 Pontiac sales brochure can be found in the back seat. The factory original steering wheel and AM/FM stereo are included with the sale and will be packed safely in the trunk.The NUMBERS MATCHING 428 engine runs great, starts everytime and has plenty of power. It also features power steering and power brakes as well as upgraded chrome valve covers and chrome air cleaner. The factory A/C is complete and has been converted to modern R134a refrigerant but will require new refrigerant. The engine compartment is nicely painted and detailed. The underside is solid and features new complete exhaust. In the trunk you will find a complete, restored jack, lug wrench and matching Rally II wheel and new spare tire. The trunk floor and drops are solid with no patches. Even the jacking instructions are on the underside of the decklid.This is a superb road machine, ready for any road trip, car show or cruise night. Perfect for any Pontiac collector or enthusiest. You will be able to drive and enjoy this rare Pontiac from the moment you buy it. We have many more pictures available that we would be happy to send via email, just ask. Please feel free to contact us with any questions at anytime. You may call Jon at 810-252-7308 or email thru ebay messages. You and/or your inspector are welcome at anytime but please do so before the end of the auction. You are welcome to pick up your new classic or you may have it shipped. Please call if you would like help finding a responsible shipper. We look forward to talking to you. Good luck and happy motoring!! |
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