1968 Pontiac Gto 1 Owner California Car. Restored And Only 43000 Miles. on 2040-cars
Playa del Rey, California, United States
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1968 PONTIAC GTO
Selling a One of a Kind 1 owner 1968 Pontiac GTO, original black plate California car and only 43100 miles.
Sold by Wilkins Pontiac in Van Nuys in California 1968.
Car has original matching number 400-4 engine and original Turbo Hydra-Matic 400 transmission with His and Hers Hurst shifter.
It also has original air condition.
Car has always been garaged and professionally maintained.
Car was completely restored 2002-2003 with original Primavera Beige paint, completely new interior and engine rebuilt.
Also all new brake and suspension parts and transmission fully serviced.
I have receipts for all restoration work for more than $ 20,000.00. Car also has original built sheet.
Car has been driven only 1000 miles since restoration and is 100% rust free. Car runs and drives strong, transmission shifts smootly and brakes are even.
Car is flawless, except small scratch on front right fender and a crack on dashboard. Both are easy to get fixed.
We located in Los Angeles less than 2 miles from Los Angeles International Airport, where car can be inspected.
Call us at 310-490 2717 or email us for more info or to make an appointment to see the vehicle in person.
We reserve the right to cancel this auction anytime.
Thank You!
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