Pontiac Gto Convertable 1966 Four Speed on 2040-cars
Port Saint Lucie, Florida, United States
Now is your chance to own a piece of Classic American Muscle 1966 Pontiac GTO The 1966 GTO was no longer an option on the Pontiac LeMans. It was a model of it's own. The GTO received all new sheet metal and interior for 1966. Mechanically they were the same. The sides of the car were no longer straight. They were given a "Coke bottle" shape. The rear window was recessed into the semi-fastback design. The 1966 GTO could be ordered in three different body styles. The hardtop had no post between the front side and rear side quarter glass. The sport coupe had a pillar or post between these two windows. The convertible was the third body style that the GTO was offered in. The 1966 GTO's set of standard options included; bucket seats, special exterior trim (such as the hood scoop), 335hp 389ci engine (optional Tri-power) with chrome valve covers and air cleaner(s), dual exhausts, and 3-speed manual transmission.
You are bidding on a earlier frame off Restored 1966 GTO Convertable Extremly rare Triple white with four speed Correct factory colors Original #'s Matching Car and Motor Fully Documented (Rare Tripple White with factory red pinstripes as first shown in the original 1966 Sales brochure) PHS Documented with window sticker from PHS This Car will turn heads everywhere you go 500 miles on Complete engine Rebuild done recently but all done back to factory specifications Still has the original Wheels, Radio, carborator, Distributer, intake and exaust Manifolds, Factory born with engine, Rear and Transmission. 67 HO Heads Top in Excellent condition new Hydrolic pump Car runs great and drives like new Power steering and power brakes Interior is in mint condition Very clean no rips, New Carpet,Dash like new. Original AM Radio Original air cleaner Original Ralley wheels Brand New Radial Red Line Tires Paint is about 12 years old and has very few minor scratches and a couple of little chips. Overall great driver quality Paint Still shines like new Undercarriage is extremly clean, Straight and rust free no undercoating to hide anything. Exaust in great shape clean and leak free (New Pipes from engine back) Expert frame off restoration in 2001 This car has been gone thru Mechanically and all service is up to date This is a great driving vehicle that really shows nice, you can not drive down the street with out getting the looks and thumbs up from everyone you pass. No Rust anywhere clean trunk with trunk mat and spare red line tire Paint shows great but if repainted there is no reason this car would not bring $55,000.00 Plus easily All Gauges and switches are working including the clock Numbers Matching PHS Documented Window sticker (Copy) Professional Apraised and documented I will gladly assist with shipping if needed but it is up to you to hire transport This is not a Game Serius Bidders only please Deposit of $2000.00 must be paid thru PayPal within 24 hours of auctions end Payment due in full before shipping I reserve the right to end the auction early vehicle is listed locally as well. Vehicle is available to see just message me to set up a time. Happy Bidding and Good Luck
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