1963 Pontiac Grand Prix Base 6.4l on 2040-cars
Ocoee, Tennessee, United States
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For bid is a 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix in fair condition for age. It does run and drive with the brakes being a little weak. Power steering,power brakes, and power windows. A 2 owner car with a clear Tn title issued in 1966 from Benton- Pontiac-Buick in Cleveland Tn. Car has been sitting outside for some time and does have some tree resin on the paint. The body is straight with no visable rust except one surface spot on the top about the size of a softball. The 389ci motor, with less than 500 miles on the rebuild, runs good. Transmission shifts ok also. Will need tires soon. This is not a show car nor do I claim it to be in perfect shape, however it is a great car to restore into a neat ride. The interior will need the headliner tightened or replaced. The seats are in fair cond. and the carpet needs cleaning ,and the carpet on bottom of doors needs replacing. The dash pad is cracked and needs replacing. There is some rust in the trunk area and on the body mount. Very little on the driver floor pan. It is a factory AC car with everything there but the compressor. All glass is good except drivers door window, it is cracked but still intact. Have some replacement glass to go with car. Headlights, turn signals, and brake lights work ok. Wipers, radio and some dash lights do not work. I have replaced spark plugs,front brake pads, and changed oil. No guarantees and selling car as-is. Car can be picked up or be delivered up to 200 miles for $100 per 100 mile. I have the right to close auction at any time. thanks for bidding.
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