1967 Pontiac Gto Rare Factory Ac Sport Coupe Project Car (post Car) Not Clone on 2040-cars
Clio, Michigan, United States
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1967 GTO Sports Coupe I Bought this car as a project never got started on it. It is a rare Sports Coupe (post car) only 7029 made even less than the convertible, it also a factory AC car. All the glass is included and is in good shape(the drivers window regulator needs to be installed). I am including a brand new windshield. The doors are solid. The things that it needs: the floor & trunk pans are rusted and need replaced. The lower windshield channel is rusted and needs replaced. There is some rust thou behind the drivers rear tire. The drivers rear end needs repaired (see pics). It only has surface rust by the back window(see pic). There are tons of extra parts in trunk, including the grill, dash, trim pieces, console shifter, arm rest, extra front control arms, the front bumper, door panels, the heating & AC box, and more. It has a Pontiac 350 engine, I have heard run (a year ago). It has no trans or gas tank. It has a clean Michigan title. This is a project car or for parts. Local pickup Please Feel Free to ask any questions. I can send you more pics if needed. Thank You Happy Bidding!! On Mar-17-14 at 20:03:31 PDT, seller added the following information: The frame is in good shape. It is not rotted or cracked. The rear shock mounts are not damaged in any way. And all the gauges are in trunk. I have many other pics just ask and I will send them to you!!! |
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