1968 Gto Pontiac Project Car on 2040-cars
Roxboro, North Carolina, United States
Body Type:2 DOOR
Engine:V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:OWNER
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Pontiac
Model: GTO
Drive Type: MANUAL
Mileage: 0
Sub Model: GTO
Trim: GTO
Interior Color: Blue
Exterior Color: Blue
This Pontiac GTO is for sale and is a project car. It does have motor and motor parts. It does not have transmission. It has a 12 bolt rear end. The parts I have are short block No. 085985-WT, casting No. 86133, Date 10-26-66. One set of open chamber heads #62, 1 set closed chamber heads No. 670A, 1 4 barrel intake June of 1969 code and QuadraJet carbureator, one tripower intake numbers I found 541690. middle carbureator missing. Do have bell housing and fly wheel. Trunk deck lid has rust holes, very easy fix. Trunk floor pan has rust holes but an easy patch. Inner fender wells are good. Will need full rear quarters, right and left. Doors are in good condition. Rockers have chrome at bottom. Did not remove. Condition unknown. Fenders right and left has rust holes at bottom, small. Hood has surface rust underneath and two pin holes. Front bumper will need work. Rear bumper needs rechrome. All door glass is working and no cracks. Will need windshield. Front inner fenders good. Will need dash pad. Has rally pack gauges in dash. Front floors very good, seat mounts good. Rear floor pan right side--4 small holes will need patch--see pictures. Under rear seat has holes--see pictures. Front cowl very good. Car has factory p/s and p/b. Purchased the car as a project and found a 68 Camaro project that I like better. Has hideaway head lights. I do believe the car may have come originally with a 3 speed manual transmission, but it has the 4 speed center tunnel. Clutch pedal and all still intact. Have a clear Virginia title. Last tag was 7-5-83. It has been parked since in building. Call 336-504-4250 for questions.
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