1967 Pontiac Gran Prix Convertible on 2040-cars
Port Charlotte, Florida, United States
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1967 Pontiac Gran Prix Convertible Project Car. Please view all photos for condition description, I have tried to show types of defects to the best of my knowledge and have no knowledge of any mechanical defects. Motor ran great and car was in driving condition 8 years ago when I purchased. Electrical items have not been checked. Sold non running or driving and Must be transported. Body work was done approximately 10 years ago by previous owner and still looks good but has some scratches and blemishes and some minor rust from storage. Motor runs but backfires through the carburetor, needs carburetor work and gas tank cleaned. No Brakes from long term sitting, windshield is cracked, exhaust must be replaced, tires hold air but must be replaced. Has power windows, factory air, compressor is off but will be included. Top mechanism works and is in good condition. Right door lock has come loose inside the door and door does not open and will need the door panel removed to release the mechanism. Floors appear solid. Trunk floor is ok but has surface rust and two small holes about a 1/4 inch in diameter. Includes original fender skirts, jack and a box of misc. parts. Bumpers etc need re-chromed and Mileage cannot be confirmed. Sold AS IS with transferable New York registration from previous owner and notarized bill of sale from the previous owner. I have owned this car for the last 8 years with intention to restore and realize I will never get started and no longer have covered storage so must be sold. Buyer needs to arrange for pick up and pay for all shipping costs with a $500 deposit through pay pal due within 24 hours of auction end and payment in full within one week by cash or bank wire. Car will cannot be removed prior to payment received in full. I understand with weather issues it may be difficult to remove the auto quickly and I will do my best to work with the buyer for pick up. Remember this is a project or use as parts car. Not Running, sold as is with no warranty of any type implied or otherwise. |
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