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1966 Pontiac Gto -389, Auto, A.i.r., #'s Matching, Phs Docs,california Rust Free on 2040-cars

Year:1966 Mileage:70279
Location:

United States

United States

VintageCarsOnline, LLC.

Is very proud to be offering this amazing Classic GTO - please see all the pictures below the car's description!

California born and raised - 1966 Pontiac GTO with the OEM A.I.R. emissions system still in place!

1966 Pontiac GTO Hardtop, 70,000 original miles, fully numbers matching and an original CALIFORNIA CAR! 

Rust Free, garage kept (and check out this garage!!) and always covered. 

The #'s matching 389/4v with 335hp and 431 lb ft of torque will get the ice cream home before it melts! Backed by the original 2-Spd automatic transmission and 10-bolt Pontiac Posi rear, this car can run! 

The car was built in Fremont California and was sold new out of Burlingame Motor Company in Burlingame, CA (San Fran area). 

This car has its PHS docs and a repop window sticker all framed up for shows. 

It's been repainted in its original hue of Cameo Ivory with a new "Cordova" vinyl top; the body panels are original, line up well and the car is extremely straight. 

The interior looks to be mostly original and is in wonderful shape, the strato-buckets and console are in great shape as are the dash, door panels, headliner and replacement carpet. The sound system has been upgraded with a 200 watt AM-FM Cassette which includes a trunk mounted CD-changer -- the radio looks like a vintage unit but its internals are new (the original AM radio is included). 

Options include Power Steering and Power Brakes, tinted glass, buckets/console and the VERY RARE RPO612 California only "Air Injection Reactor" (A.I.R.) exhaust control system. Beginning in 1966 California mandated that ALL vehicles sold in the state were to have this system installed in order to cut down on the emissions. Try finding an original A.I.R. setup on ANY car these days, this is CRAZY rare! 

If you are looking for a great running and driving 1st generation GTO with good paperwork, matching numbers, this car is definitely worth considering.

At Vintage Cars Online, LLC. we're enthusiasts first. We want you to enjoy your car from the minute it's delivered. 

Every car we sell; from Sunday drivers, the rarest exotics, to the nicest of muscle cars are meant to be driven!

After all - not driving your car is like saving your wife for the next guy! 

If you have any questions before, during or after the sale, do not hesitate to contact us. It's what we're here for! We encourage prospective buyers, their buyer's agents or inspectors to come and see your special car before you bid. We're car people, we love what we do, and you'll feel it from the first time you talk to us. We appreciate your giving the VCO crew the opportunity to earn your business!
 

LIFE IS SHORT - ENJOY YOUR RIDE!! 

Call us at (617) 513-7407 or email us at VintageCarsOnline@gmail.com








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