1969 Pontiac Gto Convertible on 2040-cars
Simi Valley, California, United States
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For Sale or Trade..Land..House...Jewlery etc..1969 Pontiac GTO Convertible with a 400 Cubic Inch engine, Automatic Tansmission and Power Covertible Top. This car is a Matching Numbers GTO but not a Judge. The car has been re done from the ground up. Everything is New, Engine, Transmission, Rear End, Brakes, Exhaust, Suspension, Steering, Interior, Paint, Chrome...basically everything. This is a Full Roller motor and puts out aprx 500 Horser Power. The engine was professionally built by "Motors by Tex" a local well know engine builder. The Front and Rear Air Ride Technologies Suspension was installed by well know Local installer "Sport Cars By Dean". New Upper and Lower Strong Arm Tublar A Arms, Sway Bars, Rear Trailing Arms and basically everything new. This car has new 4 wheel Wilwood Disc Brakes with Red Calipars, Drilled Rotors, Air Booster and again everything. It has a new Posi Rear end with 355 gears. The car has a AM/FM Disc Player Head unit with a 5 Disc player in the trunk with Power Amps. This car is just Flat Out Badd Ass! It get's looks everywhere it goes. There's been ALOT of money put in this car so NO Low Ballers please. I am only selling or Trading this car because I ahve a number of other cars ans I figure it's time. Larry (805) 657-9612
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