Pontiac GTO (1969)
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| Used |
| “Obviously by the pictures you can tell that this vehicle is need of a full restoration. However this is a true 242 VIN vehicle. Car needs new quarter panels (at least on the passenger side) or possibly quarter patch panels, floor has holes but appears that partial floor patches would suffice to repair it. Doors are decent but will need a some rust attn. to the corners of at least one door. This car was originally a 4-speed with no AC which makes it more valuable. Differential appears to be original to the car, back bumper is rusted through. I have the rubber endura front bumper for the car as well. Factory 4-speed pedals and Z-bar are still in place. Th steering column appears original but the steering wheel is incorrect. I do not have the seats for the car. Some worthy notes to consider - The window frames are in decent shape, the frame appears solid, basic skeleton of car is straight and not completely rusted away, the dash top is not all rusted out. I have the PHS documentation.” |
| Year: | 1969 | Mileage: | 85,000 |
| Make: | Pontiac | Warranty: | Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty |
| Model: | GTO | Vehicle Title: | Clear |
Ortonville, Michigan, United States
Vehicle description
Obviously by the pictures you can tell that this vehicle is need of a full restoration. However this is a true 242 VIN vehicle. Car needs new quarter panels (at least on the passenger side) or possibly quarter patch panels, floor has holes but appears that partial floor patches would suffice to repair it. Doors are decent but will need some rust attn. to the corners of at least one door. This car was originally a 4-speed with no AC which makes it more valuable. Differential appears to be original to the car, back bumper is rusted through. I have the rubber endura front bumper and the GTO hood for the car as well. Factory 4-speed pedals and Z-bar are still in place. The steering column appears original but the steering wheel is incorrect. I do not have the seats for the car. Some worthy notes to consider - The window frames are in decent shape, the frame appears solid, basic skeleton of car is straight and not completely rusted away, the dash top is not all rusted out. I have the PHS documentation.