389 Tri-Power. Automatic transmission. Cragar wheels, beautiful paint color!

1966 Pontiac GTO Additional Info:

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This is a real deal 242 VIN 1966 GTO with a 389 topped with Tri-Power! With just 55,598 ACTUAL documented miles, this is a rare find!
The Medium Blue Metallic paint is absolutely gorgeous and pairs nicely with some Cragar alloy wheels wrapped in BF Goodrich Radial T/A raised white letter tires. The wheels give a bit of a modern flair to a classic muscle car.
The interior has black vinyl bucket seats with a center console, the faux woodgrain for a touch of class, and a modern AM/FM radio in the factory spot. This car comes from a personal collector in Germany and has a lot of documentation, which accompanies the car to the new owner. It has been correctly imported and now has a clean and clear Florida title.
The GTO is considered by many to be the original muscle car and this 66 lives up to that legacy. Big V8 power in a smaller car, bucket seats, muscle car looks with the built in hood scoop, and just enough rake in the stance to turn heads and drop jaws. GTOs are legendary and you will steal the show with this sweet Pontiac.
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