1968 Pontiac Catalina 2dr Coupe 400 C.i. Factory A/c Auto Nice! No Reserve!!! on 2040-cars
Palmetto, Florida, United States
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NO RESERVE!!!! HIGH BIDDER WINS!!!!
THIS IS A 1968 PONTIAC CATALINA COUPE WITH FACTORY A/C.. I WILL DO MY BEST TO DESCRIBE THE CAR AS BEST I CAN..
A GOOD FRIEND OF MINE OWNS A PAWN SHOP, THE CAR WAS PAWNED TO HIM AND THE PERSON DID NOT PICK THE CAR BACK UP.. THE CAR HAS A 100% CLEAN AND CLEAR FLORIDA TITLE!!! NOW FOR THE DETAILS: I HAVE PERSONALLY DRIVEN THIS CAR APPROXIMATELY 20 MILES AT SPEEDS UP TO 60 MPH.. THE CAR STARTS, RUNS, SHIFTS, BRAKES ETC JUST AS IT SHOULD.. THE ONLY THING MECHANICAL THAT I WOULD SAY IS A MINOR ISSUE IS THAT THERE IS A CLUNK IN THE FRONT LEFT SOMEWHERE LIKE A WORNOUT BUSHING OF SOME SORT.. ALSO, THE A/C DOES NOT OPERATE HOWEVER, I HONESTLY MAY NOT BE HITTING THE CORRECT BUTTONS.. I WAS TOLD THE ENGINE WAS RECENTLY REBUILT, UNFORTUNATELY, I DO NOT KNOW THE DETAILS AS FAR AS PARTS ETC..
THE CAR IS VERY SOLID, STRAIGHT BODY PANELS, RUST FREE FLOORS ETC.. AS YOU CAN SEE BY THE PICTURES, THE PAINT SHOWS SOME FLAWS AS FAR AS SCRATCHES, CHIPS ETC.. THE HOOD HAS SOME AREAS OF FADING OR A PAINT BLEND THAT DIDNT QUITE GO THE WAY IT SHOULD HAVE.. THE DRIVERS SIDE REAR FENDER HAS SOME RUST STARTING OVER THE WHEEL.. THE RAIN GUTTERS SHOW SOME LIGHT RUST STARTING AS WELL..
THE BOTTOMS OF THE DOORS ARE SOLID AND RUST FREE.. THIS REALLY IS A SOLID OLD CAR!! GREAT FOR A WEEKEND CRUISER OR AN EASY RESTORATION!!! THE INTERIOR IS NICE FOR THE AGE, THE CLOTH SEAT IS COMPLETELY INTACT WITH NO MAJOR FLAWS.. THE DASH DOES HAVE (GLOVE BOX MOSTLY) SOME CRACKING FROM THE SUN.. PLEASE SEE ALL THE PHOTOS AND FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE.. IF YOU NEED TO SEE MORE PHOTOS, EMAIL ME AND I WILL BE HAPPY TO SEND THEM.. TERMS OF SALE: $500 DEPOSIT DUE WITHIN 24 HOURS OF AUCTION END. BALANCE DUE WITHIN 5 DAYS OF AUCTIONEND VIA CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK. BUYER RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY AND ALL SHIPPING COSTS. WE ARE HAPPY TO ASSIST INSHIPPING AS FAR AS MEETING A TRUCK TO ENSURE SAFE LOADING.
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