Make:
Pontiac
Model:
GTO
Year:
1966
Mileage:
32549
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Arizona
City:
Phoenix , AZ
Zip:
85035
1966 Pontiac GTO 389 CI Pontiac V8 engine 32549 Miles
Period correct 389 CI Pontiac V-8 engine Automatic transmission Power front disc brakes Edelbrock 4-barrel carburetor and intake Painted in factory color of Marina Turquoise with matching interior
1966 Pontiac GTO Hardtop . John Delorean and his crew first created the GTO in 1964 by wedging a big block out of a full size car into a midsize body, in many people's minds creating the Muscle Car Era. Well, who would have known what Detroit was about to usher by introduce a gas inhaling big block 4 barrel, a legend on the track and on the street. Ronny and the Daytonas had a very popular song for the GTO. In 1966 Pontiac did a total redesign of their A Body warrior and created the iconic Coke Bottle Body look. Here is one fabulous example of that redesign and automatic transmission, in a great color combination. This 389 is a restored Goat. Don't miss out on your chance to own a highly desirable, and correct Muscle Car today. Features Correct, Smooth, detailed date code correct (d186) 389 CID V8 with 335 Horsepower (977 casting) stamped YS code, ) correct for GTO 093 heads, with aluminum edelbrock manifold and carb, HEI distributor, Chrome valve covers, alternator, and chrome louvered air cleaner. Smooth shifting Powerglide automatic Transmission In-Dash Delco AM Radio(non working) Finished in Stunning Marina Turquoise Metallic with Correct Marina Turquoise Bucket Seat interior (code 220). Full length console with storage and correct Shifter, Aftermarket Power Brakes with front discs, open Rear End. Pontiac tachometer on the Hood, 120 MPH Speedometer with 32549 miles showing on the Odometer( not actual), autometer under dash gauges. Safety Guard Padded Dash and Sun Visors and Color Keyed Seat Belts Performance Tuned Dual Exhaust with Chrome Tips Nice set of BF Goodrich Radial Tires P225/60R14 Rally I Wheels with trim rings and center caps. Originally this is a factory air conditioning car , but it does not work.
Period correct 389 CI Pontiac V-8 engine Automatic transmission Power front disc brakes Edelbrock 4-barrel carburetor and intake Painted in factory color of Marina Turquoise with matching interior
1966 Pontiac GTO Hardtop . John Delorean and his crew first created the GTO in 1964 by wedging a big block out of a full size car into a midsize body, in many people's minds creating the Muscle Car Era. Well, who would have known what Detroit was about to usher by introduce a gas inhaling big block 4 barrel, a legend on the track and on the street. Ronny and the Daytonas had a very popular song for the GTO. In 1966 Pontiac did a total redesign of their A Body warrior and created the iconic Coke Bottle Body look. Here is one fabulous example of that redesign and automatic transmission, in a great color combination. This 389 is a restored Goat. Don't miss out on your chance to own a highly desirable, and correct Muscle Car today. Features Correct, Smooth, detailed date code correct (d186) 389 CID V8 with 335 Horsepower (977 casting) stamped YS code, ) correct for GTO 093 heads, with aluminum edelbrock manifold and carb, HEI distributor, Chrome valve covers, alternator, and chrome louvered air cleaner. Smooth shifting Powerglide automatic Transmission In-Dash Delco AM Radio(non working) Finished in Stunning Marina Turquoise Metallic with Correct Marina Turquoise Bucket Seat interior (code 220). Full length console with storage and correct Shifter, Aftermarket Power Brakes with front discs, open Rear End. Pontiac tachometer on the Hood, 120 MPH Speedometer with 32549 miles showing on the Odometer( not actual), autometer under dash gauges. Safety Guard Padded Dash and Sun Visors and Color Keyed Seat Belts Performance Tuned Dual Exhaust with Chrome Tips Nice set of BF Goodrich Radial Tires P225/60R14 Rally I Wheels with trim rings and center caps. Originally this is a factory air conditioning car , but it does not work.
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