1971 Pontiac Catalina - Low Miles - One Owner Family - Low Reserve on 2040-cars
Waterville, Ohio, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Tan
Make: Pontiac
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Catalina
Trim: 2-door hardtop
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
Mileage: 33,000
Exterior Color: Burgundy
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
IS PROUD TO PRESENT...
A BEAUTIFUL 1971 PONTIAC CATALINA
(JUST A LITTLE HIGHER THAN THE OWNER PAID FOR THE WHEELS & TIRES!!!)
Are You Looking For A Solid, Original,
Low Mile, Same Family Owned Classic Car?
This Might Be The One For You!!
Features Include:
- Original 6.6L 400 CID Engine
- Original Automatic Trans
- Runs and Drives Good
- Body & Paint in Exceptional Condition for older Restoration
- 24" Rims and Tires (Son Installed Against Dad's Wishes)
- Original Wheels, Tires & Hubcaps Come With Car
- 33,000 Actual Miles Same Family Owned Miles!
- Very Well Maintained with $1,000 in Recent Receipts
- Very Reasonable Reserve Price
- New Battery, Tune-Up, Brakes & Front End Parts
- New Timing Belt
- New Intake Manifold Gasket
- This car was bought new by the grandmother of the owner
- Well taken care of and has never seen snow
- Trunk and Floors are Solid
- Rare 2-Door Hardtop Coupe
Not So Good Stuff...
- Interior is Old and Shows Signs of Wear ( Large Rip in driver side seat)
- Cannot get radio to turn on
- Rear-view mirrors needs glued back on
- Passenger side door window crank needs to be tightened
- Used for Daily Driver, Not Show Quality
- Will need to be lifted if you are going to keep 24" tires on car, since they do rub against car. Original wheels come with the car.
- Some exterior chrome has flaws/blemishes
- Black weather-proof around doors and windows will need replaced in the near future as it is beginning to crumble in some places
- Very Minimal Signs of Surface Rust and Flaws
The Good News Is That These Are Minor Issues!!
WILLING TO PAY AND EBAY WILL DO THE REST!
YOUR BID WILL ONLY GO UP INCREMENTALLY TO AN AMOUNT JUST ABOVE SOMEONE ELSE'S BID UNTIL THE AUCTION ENDS. YOUR BID WILL NOT INCREASE UNLESS IT HAS TO AND MANY PEOPLE GET THE ITEM FOR LESS THAN THEIR MAXIMUM BID. IF HOWEVER, YOU ARE "OUTBID", EBAY WILL NOTIFY YOU BY EMAIL. AT THAT POINT YOU CAN MAKE THE DECISION AS TO WHETHER YOU WANT TO INCREASE YOUR MAXIMUM BID.
Happy Bidding!!!
Kellie Jo - 1-419-340-8278
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