1971 Pontiac Lemans Sport 6.6l on 2040-cars
Grayslake, Illinois, United States
1971 Pontiac Lemans Sport for sale. It has a 6.6L 400 c.i engine and a
400 automatic transmission. White paint with green vinyl top in
fantastic condition. The body is GREAT! all original body panels with no
rust, paint is great except on very front clip, there are a few chips
on there. But if you wanted to convert this Lemans to the endura front
end it wouldn't matter. Mileage is 44,XXX. Not sure if rolled over or
not but the body and undercarriage are in such good condition I'd
suspect it to be original miles. It has dual exhaust with brand new 40
series mufflers. The engine has an edelbrock 600 cfm carburetor, chrome
valve covers, chrome air cleaner, and a new chrome aluminum intake
manifold, can include brand new HEI distributor with sale (haven't
installed yet). Has brand new oil change/filter, new spark plugs and new
valve stems for the radial T/A tires. Has new dome light lens, and
chrome rear ashtray. The valve covers have two new oil breathers. Has
all new lug nuts, and the radiator was flushed and new coolant put in 3
weeks ago. This car also has no leaks and new carpet in the interior.
Interior color is the same as the vinyl top. Trunk is unbelievable, not a
blemish in the entire thing. Frame is solid with no rust. The car has
disc brakes in the front! Runs and drives great. This is an original A/C
equipped car! Clean Title
The bad---> Cracked front windshield-$110 Rips in both the front buckets-$525 for materials and labor (back seat has no rips) Back bumper has some blemishes-$300 Driver door Weatherstripping That's all the things wrong with the car, this is a fantastic car and if you do some market value research on the car its priced averagely, thanks for looking at this classic 1971 GM A-Body. Any questions feel free to contact me, I HAVE LOTS OF PICTURES AND CAN TAKE ANY YOU WANT, JUST ASK |
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