1979 Pontiac Bonneville Base Sedan 4-door 4.9l on 2040-cars
Apopka, Florida, United States
Here we have your grand father's 1979 pontiac bonneville that was one owner with a 301 V8 auto with new a/c compressor w/R134 that has 41,600 original miles.Black outside and tuxedo red velour inside,with am/fm with a 8 track that works like new and cruise control.outside is straight and has red painted on pinstripes.the car has ziebart and the body is rust free! this is a excellent example of a classy classic. every thing works expect the clock,no cracks in the dash. i've looked at the paint and it looks to be original lacquer paint and can not see signs of a repaint and no dents.the car has very minor scratches on the driver door maybe from keys and a small chip on the lower door and some very small rock chips on the front edge of the hood that you can see in the pictures and the fender skirts has some small scatches on them i think from being the trunk.the chrome is very nice as well we drove this car from Pennsylvania to Florida last month and it ran and drove great. this car is very very clean and sharp!!please look at all the pictures and feel free to ask any questions and if you would like other pictures let us know. we reserve right to end the auction as it's for sale local.thank you for looking!!! |
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