1969 Pontiac GTO

Coupe

400

237279P362784

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Up for sale is my 1969 Pontiac GTO with 83,000 miles I'm selling the vehicle because I don't have time to keep working on the car or the money to do so. I had the car painted a GM Charcoal Grey, with black racing stripes. This is a current GM factory color that looks great (pictures never do it justice). Here is a list of the parts I've replaced on the vehicle Motor Pontiac 400 (WY version) with 455 Large Valve Heads (D -Port) Holley 750 cfm Carb Chassis New Steering Box Power Steering Pump Power Steering lines All Locks and Ignition Cylinders Wiper Motor Ignition Switch Headlight Switch High Beam Switch Blower Motor Heater Core Front Power Disc Conversion (Car Stops on a Dime) Master Cylinder Brake Booster Spindles Rotors Calipers Pads Bearings All Shocks Springs Bushings Ball Joints Tie Rods Steering Idler Arm Center Link All 4 Tie Rods Sway Bar Links and Bushings Interior New Clairon GPS Navigation DVD system (NX700 Love this Stereo it's awesome $100 New) Pioneer Speakers (6.5 Front 6x9 Rear) Front Kick Panels Seatbelts Rebuilt all for All New Door Panels All 4 Window Regulators Front and Rear Latch Mechanisms Latch Levers Latch Handles Outer Door Handles Front and Rear Arm Rest w/ Ash Trays All Weather Stripping (I Mean All) Rear Sail panels Dash Panel Vents Glove Box Carpet Seats Were Rebuilt with Brand New Foam and Covers Lots of Sound Deading Aftermarket Wood Steering Wheel Exterior New Trunk Latch Headlights (Replacement Bulb Conversion) Tail Light Rear Bumper Front Parking Lights Hood All Emblems Headlight Rings, adjusters, springs Driver Rear View Mirror Cabin Rear View Mirror Rocker Molding Panels Tons and Tons of Hardware I must have over $500 in hardware Seriously Things I've had powder coated Rear Bumper Brackets Headlight Bezels Headlight Backing Plates Radio Bezel Lower Dash Panel Shifter Lever Inner Fenders I'm sure I'm still missing things, overall I have well of $20,000 in this car and a stack of receipts to prove it. I kept a thread of all of the work I put into the car gtoforum(dot)com/f83/my-1969-gto-restoration-36349/ It has good pictures of the progress In my mind what still needs to be complete is the headliner and adding air conditioning. I'm also having issues with the gauges (Spedo, and Fuel) some work some don't it's intermittent. Air conditioning systems can run anywhere from $900 - $1200, I did get a quote to do the headliner for around $200 (I still have all the rods and brackets), and I can't imagine the electrical issue would be too expensive, but again out of money. I hate to let this car go but don't feel I have any other option. Please feel free to email me with any questions. I'm Located in Starkville Mississippi Zip 39759, I've quoted shipping to most paces between 500 - 900 I require a $500 deposit within 48hrs of end of auction. Thanks again for looking. On Oct-05-12 at 23:49:56 PDT, seller added the following information: One additional item to point out; the first is the sheet metal in the rear portion of the trunk was replaced and a 1968 front and rear bumper were installed. I assure you this car is a 1969 but does have 68 bumpers installed. I'm not sure why this was done by the previous owner, I'm assuming he just wanted the 68 vintage parts, overall the sheet metal and body of the car are in great shape! Please send me a message and I can email you pictures, I've run out of room to add them to this listing.