Nice California Survivor '69 GTO
 

Not a pristine car by any means, and not even a lifelong CA car, but pretty unmolested, and a breath of fresh air among restored cars.

I think the current bid price is pretty close to market value.

Link to 1969 GTO auction

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https://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NzM4WDE2M..._id=880000500F

https://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTYwMFg3N..._id=880000500F

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69 Goat...
 

I like it...a simple muscle car.

-wilma :Can-I-Have-It:

I'd have to take those door guards off though

I hate those stupid body side moldings. They riveted those things on and put holes in every body panel. I can't believe how many cars got this treatment, mostly out West. Someone made a fortune selling this product and doing great harm (IMHO) in the mean time. Ugh!

Literally how I began mig welding...fixing those drilled holes in otherwise perfect CA doors!

Fresh Air ..... Yes.

I like em as found.

Do the mechanics, buff/polish and drive.

It needs the correct air cleaner to spruce up the engine bay.

All GTO’s came with a chrome air cleaner lid. This one should also have the dual snorkel bottom as shown below.

From the auction wording....
"I have not attempted to start or do anything mechanical to the car."

:rolleyes2: Buyer beware, might be getting a pig in a poke.

The seller is savvy enough to show the pop and window sticker, with other cars in the back ground, but never tried starting the car, knowing it would sell for more. I don't believe the bidding either.

Nice color combo. Bench seat probably hurts it, but it's unique that way. Wish I still had my '69 survivor, bought it from the original owner's in 1987.

Pretty colors on that one.

K