1967 Pontiac Grand Prix -- on 2040-cars
Ranger, West Virginia, United States
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I purchased this car at a recent estate sale. Just got the car legal for the road and boy what a joy to drive. This car is not perfect, however it is solid, fully under coated. The previous title had the mileage on it, less than 10250, Wv does not put mileage on the title on vehicles over 10 years old. I should have made a copy of that title but though the mileage would be transferred to the new one. Anyway if you know cars you can tell this one has very low miles. I will meet you for a inspection and test drive within reason. Drive this dream home. Car will need the right front fender fixed, it has rusted under the hood, and a small dent in the trunk lid. Items that I know do not work. Radio, it's the factory radio, clock and fuel gauge. The heater works, however I was replacing one of the vacuum lines and the heater motor stopped working, you can run voltage directly to the heater motor and away it goes. Had some issues come up and I'm no longer have time time to fix these SMALL problems.
On Jan-12-14 at 05:34:46 PST, seller added the following information: Added a few more pictures showing the new interior work. Car also had tilt steering. On Jan-12-14 at 07:21:23 PST, seller added the following information: car HAS tilt steering, not had. Sorry |
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