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1970 Pontiac Gto 2 Door Hardtop on 2040-cars
US $26,200.00
Year:1970
Mileage:520
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1970 Pontiac GTO 2 door Hardtop. Paint Code: 58 58 Granada Gold, Trim Code: 253 - Brown, Style: 70-24237, Body: BT06638. Exterior Color is called Carousel Red. 400 cid V8 with a 3 speed automatic transmission. Vehicle also comes equipped with a 10 bolt rear end. The body tag and VIN plate indicates this is a real GTO for production year 1970. The car was originally Granada Gold in color then changed to its current Carousel Red sometime along its life. The interior was originally Brown and later changed to Black. The car is production number 6638 and was manufactured in Arlington, TX. The outside of the car is straight with the proper stripe package in very good condition. The interior is in fair condition with some aftermarket upgrades to the instrument panel. The trunk area has some light surface rust under the mat but not extreme. The chrome, trim glass and rubber are in good condition. The engine compartment is in good condition. The car has power brakes, power steering, and air conditioning. This vehicle was appraised in July 2014 for $26,200 in its current state. Per the appraisal comments this 1970 Pontiac GTO represents a fair example of a classic American 2 Dr Hardtop painted in "The Judge" theme. If you have any questions please call 866-661-0475. Please ask to speak to John or Adam. Thanks for viewing.
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