1964 Pontiac Grand Prix Tri-power (1 Of 860 Built) on 2040-cars
Martinsville, New Jersey, United States
1964 Pontiac Grand Prix 1 of 860 built with 330HP 389 Tri-Power Original California Black Plate Car (have original plates) Full owner history included Body off restoration in 1990s (have photos) I purchased this car in 2008 from C. Van Tune (former Editor-in-Chief of Motor Trend Magazine) Engine completely rebuilt in 2010 by Pontiac expert, Jim Taylor Car has less than 100 miles since rebuild. Stored in my heated garage since 2008. I have $25,000 in receipts since I purchased the car. The following have been replaced since 2008: - Complete Engine Rebuild ($10,000) - Custom bent 2 1/2" Dual Exhaust with Flowmaster Super 44 Series Mufflers - New headliner - Front Bucket Seats reupholstered, new foam, new springs - Dashboard restored by Just Dashes - New BF Goodrich Redline Radials - New 8-Lug Drums from Arrowhead Components - New Brake Pads - B&M 700R4 Overdrive with Holeshot 2000 Torque Converter (original trans included) - 3.64 Ring & Pinion - Rear Sway Bar by Fabcraft Metal Works - New Front Coil Springs from Eaton Detroit Spring - 3 Chrome Air Cleaners (original air cleaner included) All receipts included from myself and previous owners. I have over $50,000 invested in this car. This is 1 of 5 cars in my collection and I am selling just because I need to downsize. The paint, interior, chassis, and engine compartment is just beautiful. The only paint issues are a few small bubbles midway down on the driver`s side door and one small scratch on the passenger rear quarter panel. These were there when I purchased the car. If you have any questions, or would like additional photos, please feel free to contact me through eBay e-mail or my cell phone (Dave 732-632-7429) |
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