1960 Pontiac Bonneville Tri~power on 2040-cars
Salisbury, Maryland, United States
Original 30,324 miles!!!!
Factory Dual Exhaust! Power Steering & Power Brakes! Power Windows and Top! Original Window Sticker! Original Dealer Invoice! Original Warranty Book! This 1960 Bonneville is a beauty! This Bonneville was born with a factory 389CI Tri Power 389hp V~8 that runs great. It spent most of its life on the west coast before coming to the east coast in 2007 where it has been garage kept. The car has never been fully restored however in 1996 the Coronado Red was restored as well as having the bumpers re~chromed and the top being replaced in the early 90's. All of the body lines are straight and in~line and to our knowledge has never had any accidents or repairs. All in all the car is original. We had added fender skirts as well as pulled the seats and checked all the floor pans and everything is great. For a 54 year old car you could not ask for anything better. We have receipts from the previous owners for common p/m work completed from 1990 to 1996 and also with documented mileage . The last seven years the car has had approx 2,000 miles put on it on Sunday cruises or to and from car shows close to home. There is just to much to list on this car so feel free to contact with any questions. The car is for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction early. |
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