1965 Pontaic Grand Prix 2 Dr Ht 8 Lugs (solid And Complete Project Car) on 2040-cars
Louisville, Ohio, United States
<h2>It's time to clean out the garage.
Do to my age and other interest I won’t have time to finish
this fine 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix. IT has all options ps, pb power windows, 8 lug wheels,
bucket seats ,black interior and fender skirts. The brakes ,shocks , exhaust system is new, the chrome
bumpers, tail board, tail lights, door handles .head light bezels , and window
wings have been rechromed and wrapped .All stainless is in very good condition! The underside has been cleaned and painted GM chassis black.
It has no pitting The motor is a 1972 400 4 Barrel with 70 K. The transmission
is a 400. This is one of the last years of Pontiac’s chromed luxury
cars. It will need aheadliner, windshield , your time and loving
touch to have a beautiful 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix This car is very solid with very little rust, very straight
with original black paint. |
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