This classic vehicle is only available until September 20. At that time it destine to go back into storage. I have just done a price reduction and hopefully we will connect with a prospective buyer. Let me know what you need from me in order to complete a sale on this beauty .I can make arrangement for a inspection if needed. I can also get you a competative quote for Transportation to your destination. Please note the price is usd funds and can easily convert to other currency such as canadian dollar or Uk pound as an example. Looking forward to your business !!
Get ready for the summer in this nice ride ,1966 Beaumont Sports Deluxe Convertible Tribute Car.
......Please note price is in usd currency......
Check out the full video of the car. fulltiltclassics.com or go to youtube full tilt classics The restoration has been newly completed, and the owner is on to his next project. This car has been nicely restored and no expense has been spared. 1966 Beaumont Sports Deluxe Conv.ertible tribute car. The car is powered by a new good wrench 350 with 4000 kilometers mated to a rebuilt 350 turbo transmission. It has a new aluminum radiator and a front disc conversion that gives this ride excellent braking New electric top, the interior is in excellent condition. New paint has been laid down and the car has never seen any rust or bondo in its life. This very solid well built car. There has been over 70 grand invested in this car with receipts to show. To many things to list you must see. Runs and drives like it just left the factory. You will see lots of Chevelle’s around but the Pontiac Beaumont is in a class all by itself….
The vehicle is listed on consignment from a client in Nigadoo , New Brunswick .To make an appointment for viewing please contact us at [email protected] We can also arrange a zoom meeting or other online communications. This vehicle is available for international shipping worldwide
Here is some interesting History on the Pontiac Beaumonts. Beaumont was a make of mid-sized automobiles produced by General Motors of Canada from 1966 to 1969. These cars were based on the Chevrolet Chevelle, but the line had its own logo and nameplate, and was neither marketed nor actively sold in the United States. Its logo consisted of an arrow, similar to that of Pontiac, but with a maple leaf to signify its dual heritage from both sides of Lake Ontario.
