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Pontiac Le Mans (1971)
for sale

Price: US $4,200.00

Description:

Up for sale is a 1971 Pontiac Lemans Sport Convertible. This vehicle runs and drives. Has new radiator, water pump, hoses, belts, all new brakes around, and all new plugs and wires. It has the original numbers matching 350 with dual exhaust and a turbo 350 trans. It also has a Edelbrock 4 barrel carb and intake. Has power steering, and power brakes. Has a rally clock, tachometer, oil pressure gauge, coolant guage, and voltage gauge. This car runs very smooth. There are no knocks or rattles. No water in the oil, the oil is extremely clean. There are no leaks at all. It has the original Pontiac rally wheels. The car is originally a Florida car. The convertible top is power operated and IT WORKS. It just needs an alignment. (Will throw in brand new black top for an extra $250). The body is in good shape. There is some bondo on the lower quarter panels, and there is some rot on the front bumper, but otherwise the car has just small amounts of surface rust here and there. The floor panels are solid. We have the interior (minus the carpet), but it is not intact. The headlights and taillights both work, which is hard to find on old cars like this. All in all this car is a solid good running car. It would make a great father and son restoration, or even just a great summer build. You could just add the seats in and drive it as is, or give it a full restoration. The choices are endless with this car. I am selling this car because I am disabled and cannot give it the proper love it deserves.
Please do not bid and then back out last minute. SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY!!! Any person who backs out of winning bid, will be reported to eBay, and will receive negative feedback!!! So please make sure if you bid on the car that you are sure you are going to buy it!!! Buyer is responsible for shipping, but I am happy to help/assist in making the process easier. Take a look at the pictures before bidding.*We also have the PHS documentation for this car, and it has a clear title.
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