1968 Pontiac Gto 6.6l on 2040-cars
Woodland, California, United States
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THIS IS AN AMAZING OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A TRUE AMERICAN ICON! This is a 1968 Pontiac GTO. It is a true GTO and was purchased from the original owner. It is a great project car and will need full restoration. The car does have usual A-body rust but is not in to bad of shape. The floors and trunk pan look solid, as door the rockers lower fenders and rocker panels. all the body parts are original and to the best of my knowledge have never been changed. The panel behind the rear window and trunk lid is rusted and needs replacing. All glass is in great condition. I was unable to open the hood. It is seized close. The engine block and transmission are there but engine is missing parts (from what I can see from the hood vents and looking beneath the car). It is an Automatic with a Hurst His and Her Shifter. This would make a great car when restored. This car is sold as is where is. Everything I know about the car is to the best of my knowledge. Buyer is responsible for shipping. Storage can be arranged for questions or additional pix please call (530)966-7015
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