1966 Pontiac Catalina All Original No Reserve Auction Build Sheet Watch Video on 2040-cars
Rochester, New York, United States
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Hello and thanks for looking at my auction. I don't know to much about the history on the car, but I will tell you what I know. I bought this car last year from a gentlemen who told me his dad owned it. The car was stored in a barn like garage for a while. Put the key in the ignition and she started right up with no problems. However, the car was dirty and the top had mold starting to grow on it due to being stored. I took some bleach with water and cleaned the mold, the top is in decent condition with no tears, however, the rear window is blurry. I was going to replace the top but nothing is wrong with it goes up and down with no problem ,however, someone installed a circuit breaker for the top so it goes up and there is a little delay 20 seconds then continues again. Here is a video click the link http://youtu.be/U7yvalQ2YGk With all that being said, the car is very original from what I see, it looks like it has been undercoated, It has the original 389 CI engine and the original tranny and rear end. The car drives excellent. The body panels seem all original and solid and so does the trunk. I am selling her because I got an opportunity to buy a 66 chevelle SS and I did. This is a no reserve auction so only bid if you have the funds and you are a serious buyer. My loss is your gain. This Catalina will not leave until all funds are cleared and a non refundable $1000 deposit is due within 24 hours thru pay pal of the auctions end method of payment preferred is cash in hand or bank wire transfer . Please ask any questions prior to bidding and all are welcome to come see the car before bidding. Thanks and good luck bidding.
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