Pontiac Gto Convertible Tri Power Phs Documented Auto,now A Four Speed Manual on 2040-cars
Smithtown, New York, United States
auction is for one phs documented, 1965 pontiac lemans gto factory tripower
with auto, convertible,project car needing total restoration.
project comes with many parts.
no title on pre 1970 cars in ny state have open ny state registration
car has been set up for manual transmission with clutch pedal
has a 1966 389 ws short block that was rebuilt before i got car in 1990,
heads are 1964 big car pontiac,tri power intake is a 1966 carbs are 1963
pontiac,convertible top frame needs restoration,1965 muncie 4 speed
has vin stamp from a1965 corvette? frame is solid shape,rear is from 1966
lemans
open rear ratio unknown.tail panel was restored a few years ago showing signs of some plating bumps,steering horn ring rechromed,amfm radio
from big pontiac fits this car.
some missing parts
2 short pinch weld molding
2 short garnish molding
no gauges hurst shift handle
2 top corners on windshield trim
air cleaners,radiator, tripower
radiator shroud,no grab bar,no glove box door
there are other parts that i do not have no grab bar,glove box door
thank you for looking
631-724-6021 ?????s
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