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1964 Pontiac Gto Convertible, 4 Speed, Tri-power, Phs Docs, Ca Black Plate Car on 2040-cars
US $48,500.00
Year:1964
Mileage:125601
Location:
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Very nice, original, PHS
documented, numbers matching 1964 Pontiac GTO Convertible, California black
plate car, with 4 speed transmission, tri-power, Safe-T-Track 3:23 posi rear end,
power steering, power brakes, power top, buckets, console. The original engine was just rebuilt last month and the new owner will enjoy the 24 month warranty
provided by the rebuilder. The tri-power carburetors were also rebuilt, and
a new clutch, water pump, harmonic balancer, and many other new parts, hoses and
belts were installed. The car runs great, and scary strong! Not for the faint
of heart! The body is very solid, no rust issues. Completely solid undercarriage, floors, frame, doors, rockers, etc. It appears the right rear wheel well had work at some time previously, and the trunk floor has been replaced. The older repaint shines well but has a variety of minor scratches and blemishes. Please see photos. The interior is in very good condition, a couple of cracks in the dash pad. The drivers window needs help going up sometimes, the passenger vent window latch is missing, and the tachometer doesn't work reliably. The power top goes up and down well, and the
car runs, drives and stops just great. Clean California title. Will ship anywhere, for cost, at buyer’s expense. ALL
BIDDERS PLEASE READ: $500. non-refundable deposit is required with PayPal immediately upon successful bid. Balance of sale price, approved certified funds or wire transfer, within one week, unless prior arrangements have been made with seller. Please email any questions prior to bidding. Bidder's with less than 10 positive feedbacks, or negative feedback MUST FIRST email personal info and intent to honor bid, or bid will be canceled. If you're new to eBay and have no feedback, or have negative feedback, DO NOT BID before FIRST contacting seller. Do not bid unless you agree to, and will abide by these terms of sale. Vehicle is sold "as-is, where-is", free of any liens or encumbrances, and without any warranties either expressed or implied. Vehicle has clear, clean California title. Buyer is responsible for any sales taxes and all shipping charges. Your bid is a commitment to buy. Bidder's are welcome and encouraged to inspect vehicle, PRIOR to bidding, as all specifications are subject to buyer's verification. Seller reserves the right to end auction early. Not interested in any trades. No financing is available from Seller. Thanks in advance for your
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