1964 Gto Clone Gasser Hotrod Pontiac Muscle Car on 2040-cars
Medford, Oregon, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:1
Exterior Color: flat silver
Make: Pontiac
Interior Color: Black
Model: GTO
Trim: 1
Options: CD Player
Drive Type: 1
Power Options: Power Seats
Mileage: 111,111
1964 GTO clone, car started out a lemans. 305 chevy motor with solid lifter cam, edelbrock carb and torker intake, HEI dist, headers, pretty sure it has a gear drive in it also. turbo 350 trans with shift kit. car has power steering and power brakes. has I beam front axle with disc brakes up front. 10 bolt rear with 2.73 gears. I didn't build this car but i am assuming that someone used a mid 80s firebird as a doner car as it has pmd power seats (driver side), tilt column with shifter and they put the firebird gauges behind the 64 dash bezel (Im pretty sure 64 didn't have a 85mph speedo). the tach and gauges under the dash all work oil, temp, volt. has a nice stereo with 4 speakers. headliner and door panels are real nice, decent carpet, rear seat is ripped hence the sweet chevy blanket, front seats could use some attention, nice door seals and the doors open and shut really good ( no worn out hinges). paint is satin silver with a slight blue tint to it. (its base coat). battery is in the trunk, car is very solid with zero signs of rust and is amazingly straight, bumpers are even nice. front bumper has the chrome starting to peal on the very bottom under side as they all do after 50 years of service. I build gassers for a living and getting this car i was skeptical on how it would work, but It drives great and I love the power steering, almost a luxury gasser with all the power stuff and stereo. please call for any questions. buyer is responsible for shipping. I will help anyway i can of course. I also have videos I can send if needed. serious inquiries only please. chris 541-941-4299
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