Sweet 1963 Pontiac Catalina 389 V-8 2dr Sedan That Runs And Drives Great Clean on 2040-cars
Clinton Township, Michigan, United States
HELLO UP FOR BID IS OUR CLASSIC 1963 PONTIAC CATALINA 2DR SEDAN, THIS BLACK BEAUTY IS VERY WELL PRESERVED AND IT SHOWS. THE LEDGENDARY 389 MOTOR STARTS ON THE DIME SOUNDS AND RUNS GREAT AND IS BELIEVED TO BE #S MATCHING MOTOR AND TRANS, THE HYDRAMATIC TRANS SHIFTS PERFECT! WE JUST PULLED IT OUT OF HEATED STORAGE, CHARGED THE BATTERY CHECKED ALL THE FLUIDS AND WE WENT FOR A RIDE ABOUT A HOUR DOWN THE FREEWAY AT 65 MPH TO 70MPH, AND WAS VERY INTRIGUED HOW WELL THIS 51 YEAR OLD PONTIAC PERFORMED!! THIS BEAUTY HAS THE STYLING AND CRAFTMANSHIP THAT IS LEDGENDARY, AND THIS WAS THE BEGINING OF THE MUSCLE CAR ERA, THIS SWEET PONTIAC HAS VERY BEAUTIFUL CHROME TRIM AND BUMPERS THAT SHINES BRIGHT [PLEASE SEE PICS] , THE GLASS IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, ALL WINDOWS GO UP AND DOWN, AS THEY SHOULD,THE DASH PAD LOOKS GOOD WITH THE EXCEPTION OF TWO CRACKS, OTHER THEN THAT THE INTERIOR IS VERY CLEAN AND READY TO SHOW!! [ PLEASE SEE PICS] ALL THE GAUGES, HEADLIGHTS AND TURN SIGNALS WORK AS THEY SHOULD, THE HEATER BLOWS HOT, THE FACTORY RADIO WORKS, THIS IS A VERY GOOD DRIVER QUALITY CAR THAT IS READY FOR THE SUMMER CRUISES, PARADES OR JUST DRIVING ANYWHERE! IT SURE WILL BRING MANY YEARS OF ENJOYMENT TO THE WINNING BIDDER!! WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END THE AUCTION EARLY! IF IN THE AREA PLEASE COME LOOK BEFORE BIDDING! ALSO IF THINKING OF HAVING THE CAR SHIPPED WE USE A VERY RELIABLE PRICED SHIPPER WHO OF COURSE IS LIC AND INSURED! PLEASE HAVE ALL FINANCING IN PLACE BEFORE THE END OF THE AUCTION! WE DO OFFER CLASSIC CAR FINANCING!!! ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL DON 734-751-1023 THANK YOU GOOD LUCK TO ALL AND MAY GOD BLESS!!! HAPPY EASTER!! |
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Junkyard Gem: 2001 Pontiac Aztek
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