1966 Pontiac Grand Prix Base 6.4l Factory Straight Stick on 2040-cars
Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, United States
1966 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX
The car has been stored inside for years * Runs and drives nice * Please remember this car is a 1966, it is not a new car * The 3 speed transmission shifts well, clutch it good * Has a Hurst shifter, I THINK it is factory, but cannot be sure * Motor starts and runs, we have drove and put about 50 miles on the car * Has had paint work here and there, but there is a lot of original paint on it * I believe car is mostly original / Never had a full restoration * Great driver or project to restore to new * Can take to any car show as it sits * Plaques are in the car from previous shows * Mileage shows 67,304 but title will show EXEMPT due to 5 digit odometer / age of vehicle Please look at pictures carefully and e mail with any questions, a knowledgeable buyer is a happy buyer!!! $1000 deposit required within 24 hours of sale ending * Full payment must be received within 7 days of auction closing * Please e mail with any questions or if you would like to see vehicle * Please only bid on this vehicle if you fully intend to purchase * This is not only my job but how I feed my family * All zero bids will be cancelled unless you contact my with your intentions of purchase * Does not have a current inspection sticker * No Warranty
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