* Phs * Documented 1968 Gto * "400" * His/hers * on 2040-cars
New Castle, Delaware, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:400
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Dealer
Interior Color: Black
Make: Pontiac
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: GTO
Trim: GTO
Drive Type: RWD
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Mileage: 1,000
Sub Model: GTO
Exterior Color: Gold
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
*** VERY CLEAN & SUPER SOLID *** 1968 PONTIAC GTO *** PHS DOCUMENTATION !!!! *** "400" RAM AIR *** HIS/HERS AUTOMATIC *** BUCKETS/CONSOLE ***
WE BOUGHT THIS CAR FROM A LOCAL PONTIAC ENTHUSIAST WHO SPENT SOME TIME AND RESEARCH DOCUMENTING THIS "REAL: 24237" GTO.... IN HIS OWNERSHIP HE TRIED HIS BEST REPLACING WHAT HE COULD WHEN TIME AND FUNDS ALLOWED....
PAINT AND BODY VERY NICE DRIVER QUALITY- MEANING: YOU CAN DRIVE TO CRUISE NIGHTS AND CAR SHOWS WITHOUT HAVING TO WORRY ABOUT ROCK CHIP OR A BUG SPLAT.....
WE ARE ON THE PROCESS OF CHECKING TO SEE WHAT IS INVOLVED WITH GETTING THE A/C AND HIDEAWAYS WORKING.... ( A/C IS MISSING A COMPRESSOR)..... GTO ALSO COMES WITH NEW DOOR/REAR PANELS AND DUCT WORK FOR A/C....
WORKING GAUGES INCLUDING TACH !!!!!!
DOOR BUZZER WORKS !!!!!
WHAT REALLY STANDS TO US IS HOW SOLID THE FLOORS , TRUNK, FIREWALL ARE !!!!! THERE IS SOME MINOR SURFACE RUST ON FUEL TANK AND EXHAUST.....
QUICK START UP AND WALK AROUND VIDEO.. ( IT'S A LITTLE TRICKY TO OPEN HOOD...)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfSU8NlDZ-M
FOR MORE PICS AND INFO CONTACT: JAY BROWN (302)-395-7553 OR JAY.BROWN@PRICEAUTOGROUP.COM
SHIPPING AVAILABLE IF NEEDED. PLEASE HAVE FUNDS READY WHEN PURCHASING- WE DO NOT HAVE ANY BANKS THAT CAN FINANCE CARS THIS OLD.... TRADES ARE WELCOME BUT THEY MUST BE BROUGHT TO US TO SEE IN PERSON- NO EXCEPTIONS !!!!
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