Thank you for that information. At 19.8K, they may have a decent car there to work with or just enjoy the way it is. It would take a considerable amount of $$ to return it to stock complete appearance, if that was the plan. Re-doing the entire interior would be a costly start. If the engine was incorrect, and it looks like it may be, that would probably be a show stopper. The very first thing I would do is verify it's actually a 2+2. They had their own specific style number for 66, so very easy to do with the cowl tag. It has the quarter louvers and "Pontiac" on the right side of the dash, but there are so many missing parts, it still could be a put together car.
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