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Pontiac Star Chief (1956)
for sale

Price: US $49,900.00

Description:

1956 Pontiac Star Chief Convertible in beautiful condition. Only 13510 convertible's where built that year, making it a pretty rare car. The car was restored about 10 years ago. The history of this car was that it was sold at Barrett-Jackson in the early 2000's to a museum , the car stayed with the collection of the museum for about 5 years. At that point it was purchased by a gentleman in Quebec Canada, that he only used the car very rarely to go to car shows. He decided to sell me the car since he was not using it anymore, so now I have decided to sell it here on eBay. The color of the car (Color Code RR) is Camelia Pink, sorry for the shade differences in some of the pictures, this is one of the hardest cars I've ever had to take pictures of due to its color. The interior is Black / Ivory and in great shape, it has been kept to original specs, including with the dash. The top has been replaced 3 years ago, and shows a very small wear spot on it due to it going up and down, but otherwise it's perfect. The motor has been completely rebuilt less than 1000 miles ago, and it's the original numbers match engine. I have attached the picture of the trim tag and the VIN plate so you can do more research on the car. I have lots of pictures of the car, so if you need to see more just ask. As you can tell the underneath of the car is very clean, we did not detail the undercarriage, imagine with a bit of elbow grease and time how amazing it will look! If you have any questions please ask. I can assist with the paperwork to make this a smooth transaction, and if the buyer prefers I can have the car waiting for you or your transport company in Champlain, NY (12919). If you are on the East coast, I can help with the transport also. Please submit serious offers please, the Pontiac is going to sell. Happy Bidding!
If you would like to see a video of the car when I had it detailed, go to YouTube and search Speedy and Ernie's Detailing and you will see the 1956 Pontiac.

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