Picking up a 64 GP 4 spd car soon
 

Howdy PY'er Fam ,
I wanted to share I will be picking up a 1964 Grand Prix rolling chassis soon that will be parted or sold as a project . IDK if it was a 389 306 hp or a Tripower and or 421 but is a Black coupe , still has pedals but no seats , still has 4 spd top plate from console well see what else. still has rearend should be 3.42 , hope its Safe T track . Title is probably not but maybe still IDK.. this guy had it 25 years sitting outside, not sure when drivetrain and seats was yanked.. black steelie wheels.

Dude also has a rusty 2 door gold hardtop 65 Bonne w 8 lugs still has 389-4v th400 and inside but bad weather exposure rust mildew yuck , probably get it after GP is handled,
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I am doing 70 Bonne front discs on our 66 Starchief but if not the 8 lugs would be cool but 14s I dont think so

https://youtu.be/DaqiG_xyiE8


Well been waiting a lot longer than planned ..lol

Hopefully soon now

Wow 6 months later and yesterday I finally was able to go get the car ! https://youtu.be/XVChTnR0bEM

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The pedals and clutch rod, and z bar and frame bracket for it if they are there, are probably the most valuable items on that car. They can be used on all '61-'64 full size Pontiacs and at point are made of unobtainium. If no one else has spoken for them and you are parting the car out I would be interested in them send me a PM. John

listing some of the parts for sale today in Big Pontiac parts for sale section , pedals / and z bar and shifter porch metal pending sale already

rare 4 spd chrome floor plate with vacuum gage and intact plastic part underneath and non air heater only full dash with rare 64 dash tach/bracket available

here was the offload last Saturday https://youtu.be/3mfuMzfyTjE

I was waiting for the goal to come crashing down

its crooked more now lol

That was no easy task LOL , I worked on those on and off from Saturday till Monday when I grabbed a log splitter/sledge hammer that welded to a metal pipe and really wacked em and got the loose finally then the a long prying with big screw drivers for a while till they finally came off Monday .... The brakes had been rusted to the drums for over 40 years I think car hasn't been tagged since 78... paperwork in car showed in only got 4k more miles after July of 78