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1963 Grand Prix, it's missing the intake manifold and carb. The car rolls and steers, but the brake pedal goes to the floor. The overall mechanical condition is unknown, but the engine is relatively clean, and appears to have been repainted at some time out of the car. There's a receipt for a rebuilt transmission in the glove compartment. The floor pans appear to be good, and the trunk floor is rusty but still there. This car lived close to the beach, hence the rust in the pillars. The photos show all of the major defects. Overall, the gaps are good, and the body panels are straight for a car of this age. The deck lid is probably the worst part of the car.The title is lost, and a check of the California DMV shows no record on file. If you must have a title, please contact me, and I can go through the process, but at your expense.On Nov-25-20 at 12:15:46 PST, seller added the following information: This a Southern California car with only light surface rust - no scaling - on the frame, suspension and underside of the car. It's very clean underneath. Also, there is no indication that it's ever sustained significant collision damage.
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