1963 Tempest Lemans Convertible on 2040-cars
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This is an older restored VERY RARE rust free 1963 Pontiac Tempest Convertible. This body style was only manufactured for one year. The car is the automatic trans axle driven by the 326 V8 engine. The car has been repainted with a color change to white and keeping its original gold interior which has no tears or stains. The exterior is completely rust,dent and scratch free. Both bumpers have been replated. The front suspension and brakes have been rebuilt with tires replaced recently.. This car is garaged 12 months/year and is only taken out for service, car shows, Shrine parades and pleasure driving The power top works like new and is in excellent condition. It has not been driven it the winter. On a scale of one to six, this is a strong three. The car was previously titled in Utah and I have owned it for 26 years. Additional pictures available upon request.
This car is selling as is/where is.$1000.00 deposit due 48 hours from end of auction Balance due at time of pickup . Item to be picked up within 10 days of close of auction. Only cashier check or paypal accepted for deposit. Cashier check or cash for balance.amount due |
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