1972 Pontiac Le Mans Luxury (rare Factory 4sp. Car) Needs Restored, All Orig. on 2040-cars
Washington, Pennsylvania, United States
THIS IS A 72 PONTIAC LUXURY LEMANS I BOUGHT FOR PARTS FOR MY 71 LEMANS. AFTER BRINGING IT HOME I FOUND ITS A RARE BUILD WITH THE FACTORY 4SP., BENCH SEAT, 140MPH SPEEDO, GUAGES & TACH. IT APPEARS TO BE ALL ORIGINAL, EXCEPT LF FENDER WAS REPLACED AT SOME TIME & DUAL EXHAUST WAS INSTALLED. ALSO I FIND IT RARE THE CAR WAS BUILT WITH NO LUXURY OPTIONS, MANUAL TRANS., STEERING, BRAKES, WINDOWS, LOCKS & NO A/C I HAVE HAD MY 71 FOR 25YRS. & LOVE THESE CARS. SO I WOULD RATHER LET IT GO ALL ORIGINAL & BE RESTORED THAN RAPE IT.( I WILL FIND A NOT SO RARE CAR FOR PARTS). HAS CHEVY RALLEY RIMS ON IT, TIRES ARE NO GOOD. I DO HAVE THE FENDER SKIRTS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. THE ENGINE IS THE ORIGINAL 350 IT IS NOT LOCKED UP, I HAVE OWNED THE CAR FOR 3MOS. & HAVE DONE NOTHING WITH IT DUE TO WINTER & NO EXTRA TIME. THE ORIGINAL PLAN WAS TO GET THE PARTS I NEED & PART THE REST OUT. THE 4SP. TRANS. GOES INTO ALL THE GEARS, OF COARSE I DO NOT KNOW ABOUT ANY OF THE ENG., TRANS., OR REAR END INTERNALS. LIKE I SAID ITS ALL THERE & APPEARS TO BE ORIGINAL. PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS & I WILL ANSWER A.S.A.P. THANKS FOR LOOKING....(THIS IS 1 OF ONLY 269 MADE THIS YEAR WITH MANUAL TRANS)...1971 350 ENG. & OTHER ENG. PARTS AVAILABLE BUT NOT INCLUDED WITH SALE OF CAR... |
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