Rare 1964 2+2 Catalina Pontiac on 2040-cars
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Exceptionally rare 1964 Pontiac genuine 2+2 convertible. First
year GM offered the 2+2 model. Original 2+2 labels, has a factory standard 4
speed shift, console, bucket seats, all in excellent condition. Original 389 engine, with 4 barrel carb, excellent running
order. Will leave rubber in all 4 gears
if you want it too. Rare original 8 lug wheels, and super rare original Pontiac
8 lug hub caps in almost mint condition. Coaker white wall tires like new. Kept in a climate control garage when not out on a short occasional
cruise. Passes all Massachusetts vehicle inspections every year. A real car show pleaser. Original paint has a few hard to
see touch ups. Last one I saw for sale, was priced at $59,000. Had this great car for many years, selling because we have
run out of garage space, needs a good home. |
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Wed, 07 Oct 2009 DeLorean Motor Company Pontiac Solstice renderings - Click above for high-res image gallery
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