Zoom Classic Cars presents this 1967 Pontiac Catalina 2-Door Sport
Coupe Garage Find Project. Here is an interesting opportunity for
the Pontiac enthusiast or classic car restorer seeking a
distinctive piece of 1960s American automotive history. This 1967
Pontiac Catalina 2-Door Sport Coupe is a genuine garage find that
was reportedly fully restored in 2008, driven very little
afterward, and then put away in a garage, where it has remained
untouched for nearly 18 years.Showing 69,936 miles on the odometer,
this Catalina retains its attractive period styling, clean
interior, and solid body structure. While it is certainly not a
turnkey driver or a mint-condition collector car, it offers an
excellent foundation for someone willing to recommission a classic
Pontiac and bring it back to the road. The exterior paint remains
in very good condition overall, although a noticeable dent in the
driver's-side rear quarter panel as shown will require repair. The
body presents well for a long-stored project, and the car's overall
solidity makes it an appealing candidate for further restoration or
careful preservation. Inside, the Catalina is exceptionally clean
and well preserved. The seating surfaces have no rips or tears, and
the interior remains complete and attractive. There is a crack in
the passenger side of the dashboard, consistent with the age of the
vehicle. The trunk is also very clean, with no obvious evidence of
rodent or pest activity reported during storage.Under the hood, the
car is believed to have originally been equipped with a
400-cubic-inch V8 featuring a two-barrel carburetor. During the
reported 2008 restoration, the carburetor setup was upgraded to a
four-barrel configuration. The engine has not been started or
turned over since the car was put away, and its current mechanical
condition has not been verified. The battery is dead, and old fuel
remains in the tank. Undercarriage of the car appears solid with
surface rust evident. Car is equipped with single exhaust.
Important Note: This Catalina is being sold as a non-running
project and must be thoroughly inspected and recommissioned before
any attempt to drive it. After nearly 18 years in storage, expect
comprehensive mechanical work, including inspection and servicing
of the engine, fuel system, brakes and brake lines, cooling system,
tires, electrical components, and other safety-related systems. The
brake drums are currently frozen or seized and the tires are flat
preventing the car from rolling freely in neutral. The sale also
includes a collection of additional parts: Original factory
carburetor, Brand-new Holley carburetor, Air intake and top mount,
New side mirror, Extra set of classic hubcaps. Important Pickup
Information: The car is currently parked inside a garage with its
front end positioned beneath a house-extension overhang, preventing
the hood from being opened until the vehicle is moved outside.
Because the brake drums are seized, the Catalina cannot simply be
rolled onto a trailer. The buyer must arrive prepared with a
trailer equipped with a winch, wheel dollies, or suitable recovery
equipment to safely extract and load the vehicle. Please plan
accordingly. This 1967 Pontiac Catalina is best suited to an
enthusiast who appreciates the full-size Pontiac's distinctive
styling and is looking for a worthwhile restoration or
recommissioning project. Its reported restoration history, clean
interior, attractive paint, and solid overall condition provide an
appealing starting point for the next owner. The car is sold as-is,
in its current non-running condition. The sale is part of an Estate
Sale and comes with a clean title is in hand along with appropriate
legal paperwork for easy transfer. Call Jeff for more information.
Thanks for looking!
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