1969 Pontiac Tempest Custom S Sports Coupe Very Rare Hood Tach Gto Lookalike on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
HELLO AND WELCOME TO ANOTHER AUCTION FROM OUTBACK AUTO SALES
HERE WE HAVE A VERY RARE 1969 PONTIAC TEMPEST CUSTOM S SPORTS COUPE IN BEAUTIFUL CONDITION COMES WITH SOME GREAT FEATURES, 350 V8 4BARREL, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, HOOD TACH, REAR SPOILER, POWER STEERING. IT HAS A SONY CD-PLAYER WITH SATELLITE RADIO. THE INTERIOR IS IN GREAT CONDITION, VERY CLEAN, there is one crack on the dash in the center below the windshield, and the headliner was replaced. THE BODY IS
IN EXCELLENT SHAPE, VERY SHARP, THIS IS THE ORIGINAL COLOR,IT HAD ONE REPAINT BACK IN THE LATE 80'S THE PAINT LOOKS VERY GOOD, IT HAS SOME MINOR SCRATCHES/CHIPS HERE AND THERE AND THERE ARE SOME TINY PAINT BUBBLES, (check close up pic of the trunk lid). THE MOTOR AND TRANS RUN LIKE NEW. THIS PONTIAC IS ALL ORIGINAL, THE MOTOR AND TRANSMISSION WERE COMPLETELY OVERHAULED/RESTORED ABOUT 2 YEARS AGO AND RUN EXCELLENT. THE UNDERCARRIGE LOOKS GREAT, I THINK ORIGINALLY IT CAME WITH A 2BBL BUT THIS ONE WAS UPGRADED TO A 4BBL. THE TEMPEST CUSTOM S WAS ONLY AVAILABLE IN 1969, PONTIAC RELEASED IT TO BE MORE AFFORDABLE THAN THE GTO BUT STILL HAVE A SIMILAR LOOK. THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PONTIAC. JUST LOOK AT ALL THE PICTURES AND YOU WILL SEE HOW NICE IT REALLY IS. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE MANY MORE PICTURES PLEASE CHECK MY WEBSITE outbackautosalesinc.com ***********We welcome any pre-buy inspections before purchase and can help facilitate door to door shipping to anywhere in the country at an affordable price. We are also pleased to offer free airport pick-up from either Ohare or Midway airport. The car is available for viewing anytime.********* BID WITH CONFIDENCE-PLEASE CHECK MY FEEDBACK HISTORY, YOU CAN EMAIL OR CALL 773-502-3611 WITH ANY QUESTIONS. PLEASE do not bid if you dont intend to go thru with the purchase. Paypal can be used for deposit only, a $200 deposit is required within 24hrs. We are a licensed Illinois dealer, residents are subject to sales tax and registration. All other states are exempt from paying tax here except the following 8 states which by law pay sales tax at time of pick up, MI 6%, IN 6.25%,SC 5%,VT 6%,MA 6.25%, AZ 5.6%, CA 6.25%FL 6%. Once the tax is paid you will no longer have to pay it back home. There is a small $99 documentation fee, which also includes a full tank of gas, a temporary tag and free airport pick up for out of state buyers. THANK YOU |
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