1970 Gto, 400 Engine Runs Great, Looks Good. on 2040-cars
Roswell, New Mexico, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:400
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Model: GTO
Trim: 2 Door
Drive Type: Auto.
Mileage: 0
Disability Equipped: No
Exterior Color: White
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Brown
Number of Doors: 2
Number of Cylinders: 8
I have a 1970 GTO that runs good and has new paint and some body work done. The inside of the door jams and under the hood and truck weren't painted. I have the old order sheet showing the options the car came with along with other paper work. Looks 8 out of 10. I have a clear NM Title in my name. I'm open to offers and I'm looking for a newer Ram 4x4 plus cash. that I would trade for. I know what these cars are worth in this condition and restored. So please no insults. I will go through the good and bad below. Its an automatic with shifter on the floor. Pictures say everything.. You will be in charge of shipping and any other costs.
ThBody is in very good condition. Body work isn't perfect but the car looks great. Hasn't been in any accidents. The inside is a light brown with bucket seats. back seat is perfect and so is carpet. Buckets have a couple of very small holes. maybe 5. carpet on pass. side in good and the drivers side has two holes. one is about 5 inches round. Dash is perfect except for one 4 inch crack on Pass. side. All gages are there the clock doesnt work and the Gas gage stays at full. everything else works. Lights/blinkers/back up, dome light and lights all around car work good.
Engine is a 400 and I think so in the tranny. But there not matching numbers. Drive train works great. Newer tires with Crager rims and I also have the original rims that go with car plus jack and a new spare tire. check pictures.
New Trans lines, tune up, light switch and temp sensor also I added a larger gas filter on the outside of the carb.
The bad. It does leak some oil and power steering fluid. I Have it on the road and drive it every day. There is a shake coming from the car at 50 miles an hour, tires arent balanced. TThink thats the problem. I did find some rust under the trunk area and near the gas tank. The engine runs great but isn't the original and don't know how many miles is on it. all I know it's a 400 YS. There is a rust spot on the front inside of the drivers door. . Thats pretty much it. floor pans and trunk are in good shape. Its a fairly new dual exhaust from front to back. The car used to have a vinyl top but had body work done cant tell (I do have all the molding for the vinyl top in trunk).
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