As I'm getting older, I'm getting more cynical: This is nodoubt a fine car, but the claims made sound suspicious: It is claimed the car was sold originally into Pennsylvania. That would explain no A/C. But there would be rust. My neighbor has a Pagoda which spent its early years in the midwest. It has some rust. It's almost unavoidable. The claimed low milage is suspicious: Hollywood Speedometer will reset any milage to zero on request. Then they put their sticker on. Looks like the car has been passed on thru several owners:Each tried to make it look a little more appealing and make some profit. It's very common. There is a card game in Germany called:"Schwarzer Peter". All cards have a matching card except one: The black Peter. He who is left with it, looses. I hope, the person who becomes the successful bidder, inspects the car carefully or has it inspected before paying.
Looking at the listing <http://oursl.com/inventory/1964-71/113-142.htm#> it appears to be the same car. Also, the engine oil filler cap is the bayonet type. On mine, also a '69, it is the screw type. There is a solenoid shown on top of the intake manifold. It does not appear to be connected: No wiring. It wouldn't be used on a four speed, but I have it with an automatic. It increases idle rpm when the transmission is in drive. Maybe an engine from another car? The datenblatt would show that.
