1966 Pontiac Gto, Ex Showcar, Real Gto Air Car, Barn Find Solid Car 400 & 389 on 2040-cars
Newton, New Jersey, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:400 and 389
Drive Type: automatic
Make: Pontiac
Mileage: 99,999
Model: GTO
Trim: 2 door
Here is a 1966 Pontiac gto, This car was a ist place show winner everywhere it went in the 1980s. then it went into the barn and here it is now for sale. this is a true gto not a clone and has not been run in years, The car is fairly rust free and i believe most of the damage on the car is around the area below the vinyl top as shown in the pictures, the floors look solid, excellent frame the rockers are good and i dont see any signs of quarter problems except where the rust is below the vinyl top trim and down the side, i moved some parts around in the trunk and it looks like mostly surface rust. the engine is a 400 out of another gto and im told has had alot of high performance work done to it as well as the trans, we have not tried to get it running but i will guarantee that it will run. it is a factory AC car with automatic floor shift with console. The owner is including the numbers matching 389 engine which was worked but then dropped a aircleaner nut and scored one cylinder. this 389 has edelbroc aluminum roller heads and is on a engine stand., the owner had custom guages installed but doesnt appear to have cut the dash.this is a good car to restore but could be driven with minimal work. I would recommend coming and looking at the car as we are selling this car as is. The car is dirty and could use a good cleaning but i didnt want to " puff it up" to make it look better than it is
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