1965 Pontiac "original" Owners Manual And Rare Original Sales Invoice on 2040-parts.com
Venice, Florida, United States
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FOUND THIS GOING THRU MY FATHERS OLD STUFF. It is a next to mint 65 Pontiac owners manual. I opened it up to flick thru it and found the original sale when he bought it on 2-17-65. It listed for $4,733.35 and traded in a 1962 Pontiac Bonneville. The car was bought in Wilkinsburg, Pa. at Bauman Pontiac. ALL INFORMATION CAN EASILY BE READ ON INVOICE. INVOICE IS IN MINT ; CUT AND WRINKLE FREE. I should keep it, but I am 74 and retired in Florida. PRIORITY MAIL POSTAGE IS FREE. |
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