1967 Pontiac Grand Prix on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Mississippi, United States
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This is a very straight car with NO rust whatsoever. The car has the original gold paint with a new white vinyl top. The body is straight except for some work done on the rear passenger quarter panel. This car came from a man who got it from his 80 year old father whom had taken really good care of the car through the years. The original 400 engine has been rebuilt throughout and was nicely done as you can see in the pictures, and the transmission shifts perfectly. The Carter carburator was sent off and rebuilt but has a bit of a surge when cruising. It has a new radiator, new heater core, belts and hoses, engine components, new wheel cylinders, new exhaust, new brakes, new shocks and springs (front and rear), and a very tight front end. The FM radio has been sent off and cleaned and tuned by a professional and the TILT column has been reworked by a professional, also. The hidden headlights work perfectly! The passenger side door panel had somewhat of a ripple that took away from the interior of the car so I replaced the front door panels (still have the old ones). I also replaced the carpet because it was faded a bit and dynomat insulation was installed in the floor. The dash and steering wheel have no cracks which tells me that the car has been kept inside as I was told. The fender skirts are perfect with no rust and they fit tightly. Windows go up and down like a new car. It's very obvious that this car has been taken very good care of and probably pampered. I have much, much more in the car than my reserve. Please feel free to call me with questions......662-719-3307.
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