1964 Pontiac Bonneville Base 6.4l on 2040-cars
Lake Oswego, Oregon, United States
Hello,
I'm posting up this car fro my uncle who no longer wants it. It runs and drives but its has a few issues that need to be resolved before it is fully road ready. The previous owner had been hit in the rear quarter panel (passenger rear) by a drunk driver while going though a intersection. This caused the rear wheel now scrub on the outer quarter panel while driving down the road. Other then that the drive train is in great shape. here are the details: Pro's: - 76,128 original miles - Cylinder heads had work done before we bought it - Brakes work good - transmission was rebuilt - New custom drive shaft - Single 4 barrel 750 CFM Edelbrock carb - New Oregon tags - Runs good but has blow by - Car is complete with all chrome trim and interior - Great parts car for another project - Would make a good project if someone is good with restoring Con's: - Rear quarter panel damage ( rubs on tire) was hit hard enough that the body panels don't line up anymore because of the hit, but was hit to high up too not cause frame damage, car drives straight - Car has scratches and dings - Headliner is falling down - Suggested to have the car towed at buyers cost - Car is 50 years old so its going to need some TLC - Car has some rust but not sure how much as it's covered by the paint |
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