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1966 - Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars

US $78,000.00
Year:1966 Mileage:300 Color: Black
Location:

Wray, Colorado, United States

Wray, Colorado, United States
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1966 GTO Family Owned Nearly 49 Years My father factory special ordered this GTO on the 16th of April in 1966. It was Built on the 18th of May and my father drove it down our driveway on the 21st of May 1966, I was waiting for my father to come home and still remember him as he turned down our driveway for the first time! Double click on picture to get full sized images---ebay doesn't tell you that! Call/contact me for more detailed info and pictures. Moving overseas and can't take it with me--- I can assist in shipping arrangements 1966 GTO Tri-Power Automatic It has the Original Drivetrain Including Starter and Alternator Engine and trans have been completely rebuilt. The car has had a complete frame off restoration and has been painted in the original Palmetto Green Color I have the Original Title as well as a Duplicate in the same names, so you can keep the original, I also have the original purchase order, 30 day tags, most of the original license plates, all of the registrations, repair receipts, two folders worth to include letters to dealerships getting the best price for the car order! Notebooks of our bi-yearly cross country trips to include fuel stops, cost, gallons, mileage, our hotel stops, some receipts and a 1966 AAA map highlighted showing our cross country routes! I keep finding more! I have a few pictures of our documented cross country trips that also show the license plate numbers and my family, including the GTO behind my brother and I with the go-kart in 1967. RESTORATION DETAILS: The Radiator has the original HD tanks with a new staggered 5 row core, original radiator cap and lower radiator hose! The cooling fan is the larger HD aluminum 7 blade clutch type. New heater core. ENGINE DETAILS: The original engine has been bored .030 oversize using TRW forged pistons, an oval dish has been machined to lower the compression to 9.8:1, the pistons also have a Thermal Barrier applied to the tops. Piston rings are "Total Seal" Gapless second, moly top ring. The crank is a 421 piece that has been machined to fit the original unmodified block and is now 421 cu.in. The crank assembly has also been balanced. I still have the original std. never turned Arma Steel crank . The original 093 heads have been completely rebuilt using all new guides, all new TRW valves, hardened valve seats, new screw in studs, 3 angle valve job, pocket ported, new pushrods, all original rocker arms and nuts! Camshaft is a Pontiac Tri-Power cam Starter and alternator are the originals and have been rebuilt. Included, is a ram air/cold air air cleaner pan Transmission is the original ST-300 Turbo Hydramatic that has been rebuilt with new clutches, Kevlar band and shift kit Included, is a 200-4r 4-speed overdrive trans that has been rebuilt in detail with extra clutches, hardened splines, shifter cable, Console shifter position plate and all hardware needed for trans conversion. No driveshaft modification needed. Driveshaft has new vintage GM Saginaw u-joints and has the original driveshaft and yoke Differential is the original Safe-T-Track 3:55 ratio with new axle bearings and all new seals The cover has never been removed and still has the original whale oil in it! Body and Frame: Have been completely disassembled and media blasted clean (see pictures) All tie rods, ball joints, center link, idler arm, front springs and shocks, bushings have been replaced with Moog parts and Polygraphite bushings. All new fuel, brake lines, fuel tank and sending unit Exhaust system has the original dimension replacement mufflers with 2.25" diameter pipes Brake Shoes: are the Kevlar and Ceramic, by Muscle Car Brakes. Unbelievable stopping power! All weatherstrips, window channel and track felts replaced, vent window, trunk, and door rubber seals replaced. Floor soundproofing and carpets replaced. Front seat covers are new with preformed seat foam Instrument panel new real walnut insert (best I could find) Firewall; heater box and steering column seals replaced Car runs very strong, drives excellent and sounds great!

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