1963 Pontiac Catalina Base 6.4l on 2040-cars
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States
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1963 Pontiac Catalina, 2 door hardtop, 389 V8, 700R 4 speed automatic, dual exhaust with glass pack mufflers, power steering, power brakes, factory A.C., red exterior with three color red interior. It has bench seats in the front and back. This vehicle has been beautifully restored inside and out. All components of the vehicle are in good working order with the exception of the air conditioning which is non-functional. The power train, body and interior are all in excellent condition. The vehicle has been stored winters and always garaged when in use. We use this vehicle as a Sunday driver and have participated in several local small town parades and car shows. We've owned this vehicle for 6 years and it has been an absolute joy to drive. This car turns heads and elicits many "thumbs up" and warm friendly greetings wherever we go. Our hope is to find another interested party who will enjoy this car as much as we have. We have priced this vehicle several thousand dollars below fair market retail price. At our "buy it now" price, this vehicle is an excellent investment. It is currently insured with Hagerty Insurance at the “agreed upon” value of $20,000.00. Another independent valuation source is NADA Guides. Please see the link below showing the market value of our vehicle using this nationally recognized source. We estimated the condition of our vehicle to be comparable to the average retail value for the purposes of this guide. http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1963/Pontiac/Catalina/2-Door-Hardtop/Values. We would encourage any interested buyer to pursue an independent inspection of their own before purchasing a classic automobile. When we purchased the vehicle from the previous owner, we paid a nominal fee to have it inspected by a trusted local mechanic in order to ensure it was worth the investment we were making. Even more important than the valuation, we wanted to be sure the vehicle was mechanically sound as it was 45 years old at the time. We were very pleased with the results of the inspection and made the purchase with no reservations. Over the last six years we’ve only needed to perform routine maintenance on the vehicle. We will also be advertising our vehicle locally and reserve the right to sell it to the first interested party who is willing to offer us our asking price of $17,995.00.
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