1970 Gto Judge Phs Docs 4sp Matching Number Restoration Project on 2040-cars
Port Orange, Florida, United States
Engine:400
Drive Type: 4SP
Model: GTO
Mileage: 999,999
Trim: JUDGE
1970 GTO JUDGE, REAL JUDGE WITH PHS DOCS TO PROVE IT. FACTORY CARDINAL RED 4SP. MATCHING NUMBER BLOCK, TRANS AND REAR. IT DOES HAVE THE WRONG HEADS(CODE 48 FROM A 69 GTO),WRONG INTAKE CARB AND DISTRIBUTOR. AFTER SITTING FOR 10 YEARS I WAS ABLE TO GET ENGINE RUNNING BUT IT NEEDS A CARB AND TUNEUP SO DONT PLAN ON DRIVING THIS ONE HOME.THIS CAR DOES NEED A FULL RESTORATION, NEEDS QUARTERS, TRUNK PAN, FLOOR WORK, HOOD ,TRUNK LID, ETC.I DO HAVE THE WINDOW CHROME AND REAR SEAT(NOT IN PICTURES). THIS CAR WAS SOLD IN CROSS CITY FL AND REMAINED LOCAL ITS WHOLE LIFE.SOLD AS IS WHERE IS.
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