1963 Pontiac Bonneville 2 Door Sport Coupe 455 Auto on 2040-cars
Ashland, Ohio, United States
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This is a very nice daily driver not a trailer queen. I built this car to drive not spend all my time working on it. It has a rebuilt 455 with 10 to 1 forged aluminum pistons a mild cam, rings,bearing ect. again just hit the key and drive on regular pump gas. Front end has new upper and lower ball joints,tie rod ends,drag link ect. Brakes have new linings rebuilt wheel cylinders, vacuum booster, rubber hoses (steel lines were good no rust). It has a beautifully redone interior new paint and tires,shocks,exhaust. This a Nevada/California car that has never seen Ohio winter salt no rust or bondo. the pictures of the underside show some red areas that is a red tinted paint or primer not rust. I can deliver for an additional fee. I don't have a lot of feedback but most all are large items like cars and bikes.
On Jun-03-14 at 04:01:02 PDT, seller added the following information: I do have the original 389 motor it is disassembled also a complete transmission for parts |
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