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Pontiac GTO (1968)
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Price: US $22,000.00

Description:

A great original '68 GTO. Title is a BOX A (meaning actual miles), original 65, 000 mile car! This GTO was originally primavera beige, now red with a black vinyl top. The paint is fair with some chips/peeling on the bumper and minor scratches on the body. Chrome is in good condition. I purchased the car in 2009 and there have been no accidents or sheet metal repairs. And no rust. It was painted back then but an enthusiast may want a new paint job. It has only been driven intermittently just to keep things lubricated and prevent the gas from going bad. The undercarriage is solid with no appreciable rust, just surface (see representative pictures). Original equipment is as follows:Turbo Hydra-matic Column ShiftPushbutton RadioRear Seat SpeakerMirrors, Visor VanityMirror, Outside Remote ControlSeat beltsCustom WheelClock, ElectricPower SteeringPower BrakesGlass, Soft Ray, windshield only400, 4bbl, 350hpBesides the column shift, this car has a front bench seat. I replaced it with after market buckets (so I could have a head rest) and console but still have the original bench.Mechanically the car has had the following:Sway bar end link bushingsRebuilt front end/control arms/all new bushingsNew shocksNew rear springsNew plugs and wiresMallory electronic ignitionNew Mallory coilNew digital radio (still have original)Vintage Air ConditioningThrottle Body Fuel Injection (still have original carb)The interior needs some TLC but is acceptable without any major issues. Not unexpected, it's 47 years old. I would be happy to provide more detailed pictures of anything you would like.The GTO runs great, sounds good and starts about as easily as my 2012 Ford Fusion. Use it as a daily driver or give it some attention and turn it into something more special. This is a nice original survivor. If you would like the engine #'s or anything else, I would be happy to oblige.The car originally cost me $18, 000.00. I added the Vintage A/C and FI which cost about another $6000.00. I do not expect to recoup my entire investment but just wanted to let you know. I know there is more invested in the car than there should be. That's because I was going to use as a daily driver which did not happen.
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