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1968 Gto Ram Air I Low Miles 56k Phs on 2040-cars

Year:1968 Mileage:56530
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United States

United States

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I am selling my 1968 GTO Ram Air I. It is a very unique vehicle. My father was a Pontiac dealer. He sold this vehicle new. It has been a local car since delivered new. I bought it from the second owner in 1989. The car is unmodified and not altered in any way. It has never been raced and has been inside most of its life. It has 56k original miles, original Ram Air I engine (XP code), factory ram air pan with the ORIGINAL foam seal still on it. original automatic transmission (PQ code), original 4:33 rear end, mostly original black paint, and original blue interior. Options are: ram air I engine, auto trans, console, hideaway headlamps, tinted glass, power windows, power steering, power disc brakes, am radio. I have a lot of documentation. I have the protect-o plate and the envelope it was mailed to the original owner in. I have many receipts from my fathers dealership for service. I even have the invoice where the car received its new vehicle inspection. The car is in very good condition but it is an original not a restored vehicle and is NOT perfect. The paint looks good but it is  mostly original and worn. It has scratches and some cracks especially on the bumper. It would be classified as a survivor. Please dont ask the reserve as I may lower it if bids get close. I do not have a buy it now price at this time. Call me we can talk. I reserve the right to cancel the auction at anytime due to local advertising. I have many many pictures at s845.photobucket.com/user/RamAirI/library/Pontiac

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