1965 Pontiac Catalina Base 6.4l Conv on 2040-cars
Northbridge, Massachusetts, United States
Up for auction is this 1965 Catalina conv.car was brought back from NC last year. runs very good, drives good has never really been restored, other than an amateur repaint a top, some interior work and a repair of the trunk floor. it seems to have been well maintained brakes tires exhaust etc over the years. would make great daily driver or could be restored you decide. Has what appears to be the original drivetrain and components under the hood, please call for an honest description of the car and condition. 508-989-6519 It has a reasonable reserve price. I can also help you set up transport if needed at buyers expense. I reserve the right to end auction as the car is for sale locally. If you have 0 feedback please contact me before bidding as I reserve the right to cancel bids or stop auction, buyer must contact me at end of auction and I require a $500.00 non refundable deposit, and full payment in 7 days car will not be released until all funds clear, no personal checks! ,cash or bank check or wire transfer only! thank you and good luck bidding
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