For Sale: 1960 vauxhall victor - $12,500 (Orangevale, CA)

[classiclines]

Not Mine            needs better pictures    ...something different

https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/7559193614.html

Car has a lot of new spare parts back trunk fill with parts even new set of brake pads,gaskets etc.

Parts can be replace and you can purchased with Pontiac company

Very Rare example of a 1960 Victor Vauxhall Super. Probably only survived because it was in a private collection in Arizona for most of its life until coming to California about 10 years ago. Car has to go I honestly don't use it is time someone to enjoy it.
Car comes with all original manuals everything works even the radio.
Car runs great and shows little signs of ware on a older restoration. It is all 100% original even the original radio still works.
generator and voltage regulator were just replaced. It runs and drives great as it should. These were a very low production model that were mostly sold in the U K. But a few years were made by G M and sold at the Pontiac dealers here in the states. This one comes with a California black and yellow personalized plate reading 1960 VIC It has almost new wide Whitehall tires and recently powder coated wheels. Car comes with a ton of spare parts and every manual ever made for it as well as a paper trail dating back to day one. Car is a blast to drive and always DRAWS a crowd at any gas station. And someone always asks what is it?? It is referred in the u k as the British 57 Chevy. Really it looks like the 57 Chevy went through the dryer and shrunk a bit. They were only produced as 4 door sedans. This is a rare.

Plese call or tex .916 -459-57 seven two.
Please serious buyers.

[Leif in Calif]

These and the similar Opals are really fun cars that will draw tremendous attention at any show!

[58L-Y8]

Vauxhalls were sold by some Pontiac dealerships from 1957 to 1961, as a GM 'captive import' to counter the rising popularity of the VW Beetle with a compact car until the Tempest was ready for 1961.  The Vauxhall franchises were then dropped like hot potatoes.