1970 Pontiac GTO

400 cubic inch Pontiac

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1971 Pontiac GTO judge tribute car, 400 cubic inch motor with edelbrock 4 bbl carb, turbo 400 automatic, Newer paint that has been buffed beautifully, Judge striping down the sides with black vinyl top and black interior, functional hood tach, Car runs great with electronic choke, Engine detailed nicely and correct, All lights, accessory lights, interior lights work, full dual exhaust with glass pak style mufflers (sounds like a beast) classic judge wing, enduro nose is very nice, This car is a beautiful example of a GTO clone, you can jump in this car and enjoy it right away and save thousands compared to buying a real GTO judge. Car has all seat belts so you can load up the family and go for a cruise. All the rims and tires have perfect tread, vinyl top is very nice. The paint and luster is incredible and respectable but has some minor imperfections, Interior has new carpet and recovered front seats, door panels and dash is nice as is the Pontiac console with floor shift. The rear seat looks okay but shows some wear as the car will also need the headliner replaced. The frame and running gear are in great shape. The floors appear solid. Trunk is speckle coated and solid with matching rally spare tire. This auction has a low reserve, similar cars have sold for 35-40k... You will have the opportunity to by this car for way less. This car will sold with a bill or sale and NY registration. The car is technically a 70 tempest but was later built to emulate a 71 GTO judge with the enduro nose and other relevant parts. This car is a great driver for a sunday car show but is not a high end show car. This car looks as great as the pics in person but is a "driver" as stated. This GTO is available to be seen, simply email me, Also I am happy to assist in the shipping process (in the lower 48) at the winning Bidders expense. A $500 paypal deposit required by the winning bidder. I reserve the right to end the auction early for any reason. On Oct-07-14 at 06:43:42 PDT, seller added the following information: NOTE***** I believe the nose and GTO cladding is actually 1972 and not 1971 as listed. I was unable to change the listing due to the auction being in progress. the differences are subtle but I wanted to reassure all Pontiac enthusiasts that they are not seeing things... thanks