Wow! Very Rare Post Coupe 1966 Gto California Car! Full Frame Off Resto! on 2040-cars
Taunton, Massachusetts, United States
HELLO AND THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME TO VIEW MY GTO! THIS CAR HAS BEEN TOTALLY TAKEN APART AND RESTORED WITH THE UTMOST DETAIL. I BOUGHT IT TWO YEARS AGO AND REMOVED EVERY NUT AND BOLT ON IT! A FRIEND OF MINE HAS A PLATING COMPANY SO I WAS ABLE TO HAVE EVERY NUT AND BOLT ORIGINAL TO THE CAR REPLATED. I KNOW THIS IS EXTREME FOR THE AVERAGE RESORER, HOWEVER I GOT IT DONE AND WAS DOING IT FOR MY OWN PERSONAL COLLECT. AS IT TURNS OUT, I HAVE A DEBT I HAVE TO PAY AND THE CAR HAS TO GO. YES MY LOSS YOUR GAIN. IM PUTTING THIS OUT THERE EVEN WITH A FEW THINGS THAT ARE STILL NEEDED TO BE DONE. AS YOU CAN SEE, THE CAR IS ALMOST 100% BUT NEEDS THE FOLLOWING TO BE DONE OF WHICH I CAN STILL COMPLETE FOR THE BUYER. REAR BUMPER, EXHAUST SYSTEM, AIR CONDITIONING TO BE CHARGED, FRONT END ALIGNMENT, ARM RESTS TO BE INSTALLED. IM PLACING THE CAR ON HERE NOW TO TEST THE WATERS AND FIND A POTENTIAL BUYER. I WILL CONTINUE TO WORK ON IT AND MOST COULD BE DONE WHEN IT DOES SELL. THE CAR HAS THE P.H.S. DOCUMENTATION AS WELL AS ITS ORIGINAL CALIFORNIA TITLE WITH IT. IT HAS THE SMOG PUMP AND ALL OF ITS ORIGINAL FACTORY ITEMS IT WAS BORN WITH! I LEFT THE WHEELS ON IT AS IT DATES THE CAR TO THE ALL AMERICAN MUSCLE CAR IT WAS BACK IN THE LATE 60 AND EARLY 70S! I DO HAVE THE ORIGINAL HUB CAPS AS WELL AS THE SPARE IN THE TRUNK. THE CAR DOES RETAIN ALL OF ITS ORIGINAL BODY PARTS THAT IT WAS BORN WITH! THE TRUNK FLOOR WAS REPLACED AS IT WAS RUSTY DUE TO THE TRUNK MAT STILL IN THE CAR AND HOLDING WATER. I BOUGHT A TRI POWER SET UP FOR IT, BUT THE CAR WAS SO ORIGINAL AND ALL FACTORY I DIDNT HAVE THE HEART. IF THE HIGH BIDDER WANTS THE TRI POWER, I WILL OFFER IT TO HIM FIRST! LASTLY, I WILL CONSIDER AN OFFER OF WHICH WOULD INCLUDE AS PARTIAL PAYMENT AS IM ONLY SELLING THE CAR TO PAY OFF SOME BILLS. IM INTERESTED IN MOST CARS SO LET ME KNOW WHAT YOUR UNFINISHED PROJECT IS. MOSTLY INTERSTED IN A BODY GM MUSCLE CAMAROS, 442S, GTOS! ETC. I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CANCEL BIDS WITH NEUTRAL OR EXCESSIVE NEGETIVE FEEDBACK UNLES YOU CONTACT ME FIRST. I WILL POST THE CAR LOCALLY AND WILL ALSO INCLUDE, I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END ANY OF MY AUCTIONS. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY AND ALL QUESTIONS! 617-686-8800 THANKS AGAIN FOR LOOKING AND GOOD LUCK BIDDING! the motor is CORRECT MATCHING NUMBERS! all original even the starter is original as well as the altenator. all the a/c stuff is factory original! the carb also and still has the tag on it! good luck bidding and call with any questions! john 617-686-8800 |
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