1967 Pontiac Grand Prix, Nice Driver Or Awesome Restoration Project on 2040-cars
Honea Path, South Carolina, United States
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One of my customers has hired me to consign his vehicle. 1967 Pontiac Grand Prix convertible .Numbers matching 400 4bbl/th400 auto trans. Runs and drives great. Suspension has been totally gone through. New bushings, springs, and shocks. Rides and handles awesome. Was originally a Signet Gold car with black top but has been repainted many years ago in a metallic red. Car is presentable as is but definitely could stand to be repainted. Needs a windshield as it is cracked. Headlight assemblies have been rebuilt but still need some tweaking. All power windows seem to operate as they should. Has a new heater control that needs to be installed in the dash. Rally 2 wheels with redline tires. 4 wheel drum brakes. Brand new convertible top with all new pumps and lines. Fender skirts are in the trunk but were not painted to match the car for some reason. The owner has the clear title in his possession. Once full payment is made I will get the signed title and hand over the car to the new owner. $500 non refundable deposit must be made within 24 hours of auction's end. Call 864-369-2114 for any questions and to schedule an appointment. Car is located at my shop at Classic Pontiac Rescue LLC in Honea Path, SC. Car is sold as is/ where is with no warranty.
On Jan-28-14 at 11:20:25 PST, seller added the following information: I would also like to add, we are a full line restoration shop. We can facilitate any further work needed for the new owner for a fee after the auction is over. |
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