1969 Pontiac Gto on 2040-cars
Springfield, Missouri, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Pontiac
Drive Type: RWD
Model: GTO
Mileage: 10,000
Trim: 2 DOOR COUPE
1969 PONTIAC GTO. 10,000 MILES DRIVEN SINCE BUILT IN 2011. PPG HOT RED WITH CLEAR COAT. NEW INTERIOR BLACK. ALL NEW RUBBER SEALS. 455 CU. IN. ENGINE WITH 2800 RPM CONVERTER, TURBO 400 TRANSMISSION. AUBURN POSI TRAC REAR DIFF WITH 3:23 GEARS. NEW SHOCKS, SPRINGS AND REAR ANTI SWAY BAR. NEW BRAKES, REAR DRUMS AND AXLE BEARINGS. POWER STEERING AND FRONT DISC BRAKES. B & M SHIFTER. GOODRICH T.A. RADIAL TIRES. NEW WINDSHIELD. ALL STAINLESS TRIM NEW OR RECONDITIONED. ENGINE HAS KEITH BLACK PISTON, COMP CAMS 264 DEGREE EXTREME ENERGY CAM WITH ANTI PUMP UP LIFTERS, COMP SPRINGS AND ROLLER TIP ROCKERS. #66 HEADS W/ BIG VALVES. RAM AIR 4 OIL PUMP W/ ARP SHAFT. DOUBLE ROLLER TIMING CHAIN. NEW BALANCER AND WATER PUMP. 800 RFM CARB. ONE WIRE MALLORY H. E. I. DISTRIBUTOR. NEW CLUTCH FAN AND SHROUD. NEW STARTER AND ONE WIRE ALTERNATOR. DOUGS LONG TUBE CERAMIC HEADERS W/ MAGNA FLOW MUFFLERS. VERY DEPENDABLE, POWERFULL AND DRIVES GREAT. NO TRADES . CALL 417 343 6395 IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS. THANKS
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