1963 Pontiac 4 Speed Tri-power Ventura Catalina 63 Phs 8 Lug Wheels Fun Driver on 2040-cars
Lothian, Maryland, United States
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PHS documented Catalina Ventura 389 Tri-Power 313 HP Heavy Duty 3 speed stick (I assume a T-85 Borg Warner floor shift). Now has a '72 400 cubic inch Pontiac engine and a 4 speed transmission. This car deserves a restoration because of being so rare but it's just a ball to drive as is. Runs, drives, and stops well. 8 lug aluminum wheels. I have collected some '63 rare parts that I will sell to the high bidder at a cheap price, i.e. tilt column, vacuum trunk release, vacuum gauge, '63 tri-power intake, tach. These parts are not included in the sale but will be available after the auction ends. Trades and offers will be reviewed. Call 240 375 4329 eastern time or e-mail @ marcosgarage at earthlink.net.This car has had the trunk floor and lower 1/4s behind the wheels replaced in a not so good way. It also has some bubbles coming up in the door bottoms, no big deal if you are going to do a restoration and not so hateful for driving as is. Thanks.
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